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Question 32 120% 2 pts Match the species' conditions on the left with the proper movement behavior on the right: Bees defend their rich hive resources from intruders [Choose ] Wandering albatross find sporadic access to fish across the ocean [Choose ] Crocodiles consume dense clusters of prey, most of the time in salt water but occasionally they have to move to freshwater [Choose ] territorial vagrant nomadic migratory [Choose] 4 Gray whales make annual return trips between warm water (for breeding/development) and cold water (for feeding)

Answer 1

1) Bees chase the intruders out of their own hives, specifically done by the dominant male worker bees. These bees can hover around for chasing the intruding bees and also try and establish territory at the same time.This type of behaviour of the bees is called territorial behaviour

2) Albatroses are actually called the nomads of the ocean. They are mostly nomadic predators who brred and forage in the same area by wandering all over it. Hence they show nomadic behaviour

3) Saltwater crocodiles show vagrancy the most. Vagrancy is the phenomenon where the animals actually move out of their original area of survival to consume food or other better ways of living. Thus this kind of behaviour of the crocodiles is called vagrant behaviour

4) Animals that travel to and fro to hot and cold environments depending on the season are mostly termed as migratory. Like birds, whales to show the migratory behaviour.