Behavioral Adaptations

Behavioral adaptations are actions or strategies animals and humans develop to survive and thrive in their environments. These adaptations involve learned or instinctive behaviors, such as migration, hibernation, or changing feeding habits, that help them find food, avoid predators, or cope with climate conditions. Unlike physical traits, behavioral adaptations are about how an organism acts in response to environmental challenges. They are vital for survival and can be influenced by experience, learning, or innate instincts, allowing species to better adapt to their changing surroundings.