behavioural adaptation

Behavioral adaptation refers to the actions or habits that animals develop over time to better survive and thrive in their environment. These adaptations include things like migration to avoid harsh weather, hunting at specific times when prey is available, or changing feeding patterns. Unlike physical features, behavioral adaptations are learned or instinctive behaviors that help an organism respond effectively to environmental conditions. They are essential for survival, reproduction, and overall well-being, allowing species to adjust to changes and challenges in their habitats.