Comportamiento por supervivencia by Olga Orlenko

Bear

olgaorlenko1 — 2024-03-05 19:06:40 UTC

When attacking a man, the bear knocks him to the ground with a blow of his paw and does not tear him up at once, but tries with his fangs whether the two-legged creature is dead or not, and then buries the body in the earth, so that the corpse withers and the meat easily falls off the bones. He does this with man as well as with any other victim, be it an elk or a deer.

Hare

olgaorlenko1 — 2024-03-05 19:10:26 UTC

These animals lead a solitary way of life. Hares are active at night, sometimes in the early morning or late evening. During the day they rest in the grass, mowing it. In the tundra they make oblong holes in the snow and hide in them in case of danger.

Doe

olgaorlenko1 — 2024-03-05 19:15:06 UTC

It should be noted that fallow deer are not so frightening animals compared to red deer and are not inferior to them in agility and speed of movement. In summer, fallow deer lead an isolated way of life, although they can be found in small groups. Seedlings prefer to stay close to their mother. The peak of activity is in the morning and evening hours, when fallow deer feed. During these periods they can be found at watering places.

Ferret

olgaorlenko1 — 2024-03-05 19:21:42 UTC

The forest animal has a personal living and hunting area. The area of the territory reaches 2.5 ha, in females - less. Possessions overlap, extend to the territories of other males. An outsider learns that the area is occupied by the marks left by the wood polecat. During the day the predator sleeps, at night it goes out to hunt. The wild forest ferret is fearless and aggressive. Meeting with a large predator does not stop it. He bravely throws himself into the fight. The predator is ruthless to its victims. Having got into the henhouse and eaten one chicken, he will strangle the rest. In natural conditions, the animal acts in the same way.