Across
- 2. This plays a role in basic temperament and behavioral characteristics of an animal.
- 3. An animal's state of physical and mental well-being
- 6. An action performed in response to stimulus.
- 8. The study of animal behavior.
- 10. Signaling between one animal and another.
- 12. Being investigative.
- 14. Animals vocalize by barking, growling, snorting, howling, etc.
- 15. The development of behaviors through experience.
- 17. Animals use sounds to communicate danger, feeding locations, reproductive readiness, to mark and defend territory.
Down
- 1. The way an animal is raised affects its' behavior.
- 3. Learning based on habit.
- 4. Developing behaviors through experience.
- 5. Visual messages may be communicated by a variety of means, such as color, posture, shape, or movement.
- 7. Breathing in odor, urine, feces and body odor play a role in this type of communication
- 9. Touch is used in this type of communication in social bonding, infant care, grooming, courtship and mating.
- 11. Feeding.
- 13. Working to create a relationship, such as helping with grooming.
- 16. Immediate physical surroundings of the animal include cleanliness, temperature, humidity, exercise, social interaction, etc.
