In order to answer this question correctly, we need to understand the terms in the answer choices. 

Predation is when an organism hunts and kills another organism to eat. 

Prey: Within the process of predation, the prey is the organism that gets killed.

Predator: Within the process of predation, the predator is the organism that does the killing. 

Competition is when a habit has limited resources and there is a struggle between organisms within the habit to survive

The correct answer for this question is competition. 

In order to answer this question correctly, we need to understand the terms in the answer choices. 

Predation is when an organism hunts and kills another organism to eat. 

Prey: Within the process of predation, the prey is the organism that gets killed.

Predator: Within the process of predation, the predator is the organism that does the killing. 

Competition is when a habit has limited resources and there is a struggle between organisms within the habit to survive

The correct answer for this question is prey. 

In order to answer this question correctly, we need to understand the terms in the answer choices. 

Predation is when an organism hunts and kills another organism to eat. 

Prey: Within the process of predation, the prey is the organism that gets killed.

Predator: Within the process of predation, the predator is the organism that does the killing. 

Competition is when a habit has limited resources and there is a struggle between organisms within the habit to survive.

The correct answer for this question is predator. 

In order to answer this question correctly, we need to understand the terms in the answer choices. 

Predation is when an organism hunts and kills another organism to eat. 

Prey: Within the process predation, the prey is the organism that gets killed.

Predator: Within the process predation, the predator is the organism that does the killing. 

Competition is when a habit has limited resources and there is a struggle between organisms within the habit to survive

The correct answer for this question is predation. 

Wolves are fierce animals that respond to information like scents through reflexes and learned behaviors. The main goal of the pack is to stick together and survive. Wolves may do any of the things mentioned in the answer choices if they smell a rival pack's scent in their territory. Wolves may fight, re-mark, or leave the area. Wolves can smell the age and even approximate size of another wolf based on the scent, so if there are more wolves or stronger wolves in the rival pack, they may choose not to engage because it is too risky. Wolves use these scent markers to learn about their packmates, enemies, and surroundings.

Information that was collected in the past about situations and surroundings is stored in the brain as memories for use later on. If an animal is in a similar situation later in their life, they may recall what previously took place so they can choose an appropriate response. Animals respond to situations based on reflexes and learned behaviors. If a juvenile lion watches the rest of the pride hunt, it will learn the techniques and practices needed to be successful in the future when it joins the group.

This statement is false. Animals do use their memories and perceptions to help them respond to situations. If an animal has been bitten or injured, it will remember that encounter and avoid that same dangerous place or animals. Older chimpanzees will teach the young monkeys about snakes and how dangerous they are. They will show them how to holler and hit them with sticks to scare them off. The babies remember this and not only apply it to their own life, but they teach it to their offspring too.

Over many years animals develop adaptations as a species to help them survive, mate, and reproduce. Animals collect information from their surroundings, process the data, and as in this example, they respond to it. This reaction to the bat's echolocation chirp is a response that the brain sends out once if processes that the bat is nearby. If animals did not respond to the nearby danger, they would be at risk for injury or being eaten.

The platypus is an odd and unusual creature. It is only one of five mammals that lay eggs, it is semi-aquatic, billed, and has 40,000 receptors to detect electrical signals. These animals collect information from the environment around them and process what is received. Once the information is obtained, it has to be responded to or reacted to. The platypus will move its head side-to-side to narrow down the exact location of its prey. They can gauge how far away it is and which direction to travel. This is how the platypus can effectively track down its next meal.

Because the job of a sentry is to guard the meerkat clan, if a sentry were to see an eagle overhead, the most reasonable answer choices would be to either alert the mob of danger or attack the predator, allowing you to eliminate the other two options. According to the passage, sentries use whistles and barks to tell the mob when there is a potential danger in the area. There is no mention of attacking predators; therefore, alerting the mob of danger is the correct response.