Animal Behavior
Science

Irreversible learning that happens at a specific time of an animal’s life, like identifying their mother at birth
Imprinting
Irreversible learning that happens at a specific time of an animals life, like identifying their mother at birth. Imprinting is a process where young animals form attachments and recognize important figures, often immediately after birth.

The ability to solve problems using past experiences, also called reasoning
Insight learning
The ability to solve problems using past experiences, also called reasoning. insight learning. Insight learning is when you suddenly understand how to solve a problem by connecting ideas you've learned before.

A chemical released by an animal, that affects the behavior of other animals of the same species
Pheromone
A chemical released by an animal, that affects the behavior of other animals of the same species. Pheromone. A pheromone is a natural chemical signal used by animals to communicate with others of their species.

Interactions between animals of the same species, it includes courtship and caring for young
Social behavior
Interactions between animals of the same species, it includes courtship and caring for young. Social behavior. Social behavior refers to how animals interact with each other within their group or community.