Ethologists suggest that for each species, certain innate behaviors, such as squirrels burying nuts in the fall and spiders spinning webs, have evolved to increase the odds of survival.

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Ethologists study animal behavior and have found that many species exhibit innate behaviors, such as squirrels burying nuts and spiders spinning webs, which are evolved traits aimed at enhancing survival by ensuring food availability or creating shelters.

Ethologists Suggest That for Each Species, Certain Innate Behaviors, Such