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instinct
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behaviors animals begin life with that help them meet their needs
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migration
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When an animal moves from one region to another. It is an instinctive behavior.
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hibernation
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It means "to winter". Normal body activities slow down when and animal's heart and breathing rates slow down to almost a stop. They do not use much energy and do not need to eat because there is enough fat stored in the animal's body to keep it alive through the winter.
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learned behaviors
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In contrast to instinctive behaviors, these behaviors are taught after animals are born. For example, how to feed yourself, find food, and protect yourself.
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