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Many animals exhibit innate patterns of protective behavior in response to threats in their environment from predators etc.
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- Alarm responses
- Animal aggressive behaviour
- Animal escape behavior
- Animal coloration
- Animal distress calls
- Attack behavior
- Fight or flight response
- Freezing behavior
- Instinctive behavior
- Threat postures
- Tonic immobility
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