Which type of behaviour helps animals with short life span to live successfully?
Correct answer: B. Innate
- A. Learning
- B. Innate
- C. Imprinting
- D. Altruism
Explanation
Innate behaviors are instinctual and are present in animals from birth. These behaviors are genetically programmed and can help animals with short life spans respond effectively to environmental stimuli without the need for learning. Examples include innate behaviors related to feeding, mating, and escaping from predators.
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