territorial behavior in animals
Territorial behavior in animals refers to the actions and behaviors exhibited by individuals or groups of animals to defend and maintain exclusive control over a particular area, known as their territory, typically for the purpose of acquiring resources, finding mates, or ensuring the survival of offspring.
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