Animal aggression

Animal aggression is a natural behavior used to defend territory, establish dominance, secure resources, or protect themselves or their young. It varies across species and situations, ranging from warning signals to physical attacks. Factors influencing aggression include genetics, environment, health, and social experiences. Understanding these triggers helps in managing and reducing aggression, ensuring safety for animals and humans. While aggression is often instinctive, it can also be shaped by learned behaviors or stress. Recognizing the context and reasons behind animal aggression is key to responding appropriately and promoting harmonious interactions.