| A | B |
|---|
| thread/silk | elastic, stretch, pryolidin prevents drying out |
| webs | 5 of 7 researched; 4 types |
| spider hunting | throw thread, trap door |
| use of webs | hats, bags, fishing line, etc. |
| sea defense | shed, change color, spray ink |
| defense animals | man of war, bat ray, pufferfish, octopus, surgeonfish, scorpion |
| pacific salmon | migrate in packs; spawn once use chemicals |
| atlantic salmon | spawn 1+ in lakes; adults 10lb+ |
| hunting | numbers, camouflage,technology, adapt, poison, stealth |
| aggression | T-Rex, Brazilian monkeys, reptiles, kangaroo; when invaded/defending |
| honey bee communication | three dances; Karl von Frisch study |
| marine mammal Communication | Aristotle; spectogram to detect calls |
| Marine Types of Communication | echolocation, sonar, whistle, bubbles |
| Orca | scientific name of whale |
| humpback | calf 3K lbs, stay with mommio forever, use bubble |
| Konrad Lopenz | father of ethology/study of animals in wild |
| animal communication by Lopenz | sign stimuli, imprinting, motor programs, innate releasing mechanism, author 5 books |
| mimicry | adapting to appear something else |
| cryptic coloration | prey animal disappears; catadid, chameleon |
| camouflage | conceal; leopard, s-word, tigers |
| eye spots or false eyes | looks bigger than is; moths, butterflies |
| warning colors | bright colors to warn it's poisonous; |
| prairie dog societies | five types, 4 in U.S. live in towns and kiss to identify |
| Woodpeckers | use sticks |
| Otters | use rocks to open clams |
| migration | instinctive periodic movement seasonaly, yearly, daily, or once |
| migration types | nomadic, removal, irruption, remigration, human |
| parrrot imitation | African Gray best speaking uses syrinx to imitate other birds/humans |
| Ants/Pheromone communication | use touch to communicate, id larvae, colony members, food path, death |
| types of ants | Barr, nomadic, honey, Amazon |
| Circadian rythms | natural wake/sleep cycle genetic |
| tree squirrel behavior | store/use acorns, relocate by smell |
| Pavlov | physiologist/behaviorist/Nobel Prize for experiements digestive system |
| Habitat selection | satisfies needs of plants/animals |
| Animal Intelligence | learning-enduring change in behavior |
