They also vocalize to find food, bouncing sound waves off insects as they fly, a behavior known as echolocation.
Bats navigate by bouncing their calls off every object that surrounds them, a behavior known as echolocation.
Social insects like ants, bees, and wasps have long been known to pass food to one another through mouth-to-mouth exchange, a behavior known as trophallaxis.
Nymphs of the blacklegged tick in the north are bolder and more active in seeking out hosts, a behavior known as questing.
The tagged minkes also gulped down a remarkable number of mouthfuls of krill per dive compared with other baleen whales, which all catch prey using a behavior known as lunge feeding.
Male giraffes use their necks as weapons in combat, a behavior known as "necking".
It's also been reported by Fortune that people who fall into ethnic groups likely to experience negative biases have found that downplaying their association can help them sidestep discrimination, a behavior known as "covering".
Giant otters use these marks to recognize one another, and upon meeting other otters, they engage in a behavior known as "periscoping", displaying their throats and upper chests to each other.
