Warning coloration is an example of what kind of behavior?

a. aggressive
b. predatory
c. defensive
d. learned

Answer : The correct answer is -

C. defensive.

Warning coloration can be described as a type of defensive behavior that some species have adapted so as to avoid being easily captured predators.

Species use bright colors and exhibit certain distinctive patterns that serve as a great warning to the predator, indicating that they are not the desirable preys.

Example - Frogs, which exhibit bright colors of poison arrow to warn the predators.

Thus, option C) is the right answer.

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