predationavoidance
Predation avoidance refers to the strategies and behaviors that prey animals employ to reduce their risk of being eaten by predators. These tactics are crucial for survival and have evolved through natural selection. A wide range of avoidance mechanisms exists across the animal kingdom, often varying in complexity and effectiveness depending on the species and its environment.
One common strategy is crypsis, which includes camouflage, where an animal's coloration, patterns, or shape blend
Behavioral avoidance is equally important. Many animals exhibit vigilance, constantly scanning their environment for signs of