Some behaviors affect only individuals. For example, when a snake moves to the shade to cool off, no other animals are affected. But some individual behaviors also affect other animals. Which individual behavior MOST influences the behavior of a population? a bee dancing in a hive to show the location of nectar a chimp grooming another member of its troop a baby goose learning to follow its mother a warbler foraging in one section of a tree

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Virginia Bridges

Biology

13 October, 18:39

Some behaviors affect only individuals. For example, when a snake moves to the shade to cool off, no other animals are affected. But some individual behaviors also affect other animals. Which individual behavior MOST influences the behavior of a population? a bee dancing in a hive to show the location of nectar a chimp grooming another member of its troop a baby goose learning to follow its mother a warbler foraging in one section of a tree

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Preston Lamb · Answer 1

A bee dancing

Explanation:

This will attract other bees because basically their purpose for being alive is to make honey and the beginning of that process is obtaining nectar.