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Hummingbird Behaviors. No Date. Hummingbird Plus. Retrieved from <http://www.hummingbirdsplus.org/facts /behaviors/#>.

Hummingbird Reproductive Behaviors. No Date. Ruby Throat. Retrieved from <http://www.rubythroat.org/rthur eproductionmain.html#anchor2360946>.

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The benefits of the social behavior as a whole for living things is that the animals have behaviors that they do not need to learn. This meaning that they are already less dependent on another animal teaching them how to survive than some other animals are.

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As said before, this process is not something that is learned from other hummingbirds or even one's mother. It is a behavior that the hummingbirds come "equipped with" when they are born.

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Due to hummingbirds having such high metabolisms and fast, to survive they have to go into a very deep sleep. Their deep sleep allows them to slow down their metabolism and lower their body temperature. This process saves over half of their energy at night.

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Due to a hummingbird's mother not teaching her offsprings how to map their territory or helping them remember what is on the route of migration. Because of this lack of teaching from the mother, all of this is considered innate behavior.

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Hummingbirds are very smart creatures and have excellent memory. It is thought that hummingbirds remember every flower and feeder in their territory and on the route they take for migration.

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Instincts that do not have to be learned or practiced