Animal Behavior

2. When animals are exposed to the same stimuli repeatedly and eventually stop responding to that stimulus.
4. It can be physical or physiological.
5. The science of animal behavior.
10. this is a type of learning in which an animal learns from the consequences of its behavior.
12. Behavior is broadly defined as the way animals act
13. The distance at which an animal flees from another animal or human.
16. A type of behavior intended to cause physical or mental harm
19. When animals gather together.
20. When an animal orients itself in a specific spatial relationship to a stimulus.
21. Problem solving ability.

1. When one animal does what is needed to not get hurt by another animal.
3. this is a type of learning in which an animal learns from the consequences of its behavior.
6. An animals personality.
7. The way animals act and influence each other.
8. of balance Usually at the animal’s shoulder and it's determined by the animal’s wide-angle vision.
9. Something new or different.
11. feeding and drinking
14. When an animal forms attachments and develops a concept of its own identity.
15. An animal that is not docile is quiet, not aggressive, and is easily controlled.
17. How people respond to and interact with animals.
18. The animal that has influence over the group.