In a contest over territory, two male deer confront each other with antlers lowered and engage in butting he?

In a contest over territory, two male deer confront each other with antlers lowered and engage in butting heads until one of the two gets tired and wanders off into the forest. This sort of behavior can most accurately be thought of as





A. noncompetitive.


B. predatory.


C. cooperative.


D. selfish cooperation.

In a contest over territory, two male deer confront each other with antlers lowered and engage in butting he?
Selfish cooperation. If he weren't tired, he wouldn't wander off, so he's being selfish by giving up.
Reply:C- cooperative.





Page 77 in exploring the way life works.





the paragraph titled "ritual aggression"





"Animals compete to establish dominace. SUCH FIGHTS RARELY result in serious injury and FREQUENTLY involve ONLY "DISPLAYS" This can be seen as cooperative behavior." Report It


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