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Squirrels gather as many nuts as possible and bury them to prepare for winter. What type of behavior is this?

Squirrels gather as many nuts as possible and bury them to prepare for winter. What type of behavior is this?
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Squirrels gather as many nuts as possible and bury them to prepare for winter. What type of behavior is this?

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fixed action pattern

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Squirrels gathering as many nuts as possible and burying them to prepare for winter is a behavior called fixed action pattern. It is a series or sequence of acts that happens behaviorally in animals. This sequence is unchangeable.
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