ANIMAL BEHAVIOR.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Animal Behavior.
Advertisements

Chapter 5 Animal Behavior
Animal Behavior (Ethology)
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR.
Unit 9 Chapter 33 Animal Behavior
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Responses of Living Things
Chap. 16 – Animal Behavior Objectives: 1) Know the difference between innate and learned behavior. 2) Understand the different ways an animal can learn.
Innate Behaviors. Notes Innate behaviors includes both automatic and instinctive. Innate behaviors are also known as inherited behaviors.
Animal Behavior An action or group of actions performed by an animal in response to some stimulus.
INNATE BEHAVIOR CH. 31. I. BEHAVIOR A. Define Behavior 1. Anything an animal does in response to a stimulus. a.Example: Heat stimulates a lizard to seek.
Adaptive Behavioral Responses
Animal Behavior Chapter 5 K. Duff This symbol means don’t write the text directly next to it unless you feel it will help you to better understand the.
Bell Work Use the word predator and prey in separate sentences. Then after each sentence list 3 animals that are predators and 3 animals that are prey.
Animal Behavior.  Behavior: anything an animal does in response to a stimulus in its environment.
BIOLOGY EOCT REVIEW Plant & Animal Adaptations. Adaptations in Plants Adaptation: any structure or behavior that increases an organism’s chance of survival.
Animal Behavior. Adaptive Behavioral Responses Stimulus – Stimulus – –Internal stimuli tell an animal what is happening in its own body Ex. Thirst, hunger,
Behavior Plants and Animals. What is behavior? Anything an animal does in response to a stimulus in the environment. Behavior can be inherited or innate.
Chapter 16: Animal Behavior
Unit 2 Lesson 6 Animal Behavior
Animal Behavior and Life Functions
Unit 2 Lesson 6 Animal Behavior
Animal Behavior.
Ch.16 Animal Behavior Ecology.
Behavior Adaptations Multicellular.
Plant & Animal Adaptations
Animal Behavior (you should all know something about this…)
Unit 2 Lesson 6 Animal Behavior
Section 1: Types of Behaviors
We haven’t talked about these terms, so use your brain.
Warm Up #1 What is a behavior?.
Animal Behavior Taxonomy Mini-unit 9.
Animal Behavior What is behavior?.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Behavioral Adaptations
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Plant & Animal Adaptations
Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior Chapter 33.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behaviors Innate and Learned.
Types of Behavior.
Survey Through the Kingdoms
Behavioral Adaptations and Communication
Chapter 16.1 Types of Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Behavior, the way an organism reacts to its environment
Chapter 16 Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior Chapter 34.
Animal Behavior/ Adaptations
Animal Behavior.
How do organisms respond to change?
Animal Behavior innate learned intelligent. Animal Behavior innate learned intelligent.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior.
Animal Adaptations (31.1 & 31.2) State Standard
Animal Behavior.
Animal Behavior What is behavior?.
Animal Behavior.
Presentation transcript:

ANIMAL BEHAVIOR

What is Behavior? Anything an animal does in response to a stimulus Stimulus: environmental change that directly influences an organism

Internal Environmental Stimulus A stimulus that occurs within the body of the organism and causes a response Examples – hunger, thirst, and illness

External Environmental Stimulus A stimulus that occurs in the outside environment that causes a response in an organism Examples – changing temperature, seeing a predator, and a rainstorm

Innate behavior: A behavior that is inherited rather than learned Happen automatically

1. Reflexes: Simple automatic response to a stimulus that involves no conscious control Example: jerking hand from hot stove Fight or flight response

2. Instincts Complex pattern of innate behavior that leads to a tendency for a specific response to stimuli that is common to a given biological species Examples: breathing, a spider spinning a web, and a bird building a nest

3. Behavior Patterns Migration: instinctive seasonal movement by animals (birds, whales) Hibernation: inactivity during cold weather

Learned behavior Behaviors that develop through experience or practice You are not born knowing learned behaviors

1. Imprinting An animal forms an attachment to an organism or place within a specific time after birth or hatching Helps protect them from danger and find food

2. Trial and Error Trying several techniques to find the one that works

3. Conditioning Behavior is modified so that a response to one stimulus becomes associated with a different stimulus

4. Cognitive Behavior Thinking, reasoning, and solving problems