Question

From the history lecture and slide show, you instructor suggested that certain early but advanced life forms did not likely have the capacity to engage in any play-like behavior. These animals were referred to as neophobic animals. In the slide show, the example given was the ________________.

a. Neanderthals
b. Mammals
c. Bacteria
d. Neanderthals
e. Neophobic animals

Answer 1

Neophobic animals.

Step-by-step explanation:

Neophobic animals.

Neophobia is the fear of something new, specially persistent and abnormal fear. In animals it is characteristic fear of novel foods, as animals can digest only small quantity of new food stuff. Moreover, neophobic creature are unwilling to try anything new or cannot break their daily routine. They do not show any play like behavior also.