Alexandria B. answered • 03/28/23
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A. Ultimate: Gorillas can, due to their behavior, scare away enemies without having to fight
Alexandria B.
An ultimate explanation focuses on the evolutionary reasons behind a particular behavior. In the case of gorillas beating their chests, this behavior has evolved as a way to assert dominance, communicate their strength, and avoid physical conflicts that could potentially harm them. By displaying this powerful and intimidating behavior, gorillas can protect themselves, their families, and their territories without engaging in direct physical combat. This type of behavior is beneficial from an evolutionary standpoint as it reduces the risk of injury and increases the chances of survival and reproductive success for the individual displaying the behavior.
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Suleiman N.
could you explain why please?03/28/23