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Definitions from the WebFeeding BehaviourDefinition: Feeding behaviour refers to the actions and activities performed by organisms to obtain and consume food for sustenance and survival. It encompasses a wide range of behaviors that animals or humans exhibit during the feeding process, including foraging, hunting, eating, and digesting. Senses/Usages:Sense 1: Animal Feeding BehaviourPart of Speech: Noun Definition: The study and observation of how animals feed, including their feeding habits, food choices, hunting techniques, and feeding adaptations. Example sentence: The zoologist spent years researching the feeding behaviour of lions in the African savannah. Related products: Sense 2: Human Feeding BehaviourPart of Speech: Noun Definition: The manner in which humans obtain, prepare, and consume food, influenced by cultural, psychological, and physiological factors. Example sentence: The nutritionist studied the feeding behaviour of children to understand their dietary preferences and patterns. Related products: Sense 3: Local Feeding BehaviourPart of Speech: Adjective Definition: Referring to eating patterns or food choices specific to a particular region or locality. Example sentence: The traditional festival showcases the local feeding behaviour, with various delicacies unique to the region. Related products: | ||||
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