Behavior Adaptation
Territorial Defense
What is Territorial Defense and how does it help?
Territorial defense is when a animal claims a territory their own. This helps by protecting it's self and keeping it's family safe from any danger. An example of territorial defense is when a male lion patrols it's home keeping watch of anything that could be a danger to it's family. Another example of territorial defense is when a dog pee's around it's home, marking it's territory.
Giraffes fighting
This picture shows two giraffes, one is defending it's territory from another giraffes that is invading it's home.
Lion family fighting
This shows a family of lions fighting other lions for entering their territory.
Antelopes fighting
This picture show two antelopes fighting for territorial defense.
Migration
Migration is when a animal moves from it's home because of seasonal changes. This helps by letting animals live during the condition they need to survive. An example of migration is when a birds fly's to another place because it's to cold to live there. Another example is a monarch butterflies, they migrate from central U.S. to central Mexico. When it gets cold in the U.S. they fly to Mexico to stay warm.