Cats have several natural instincts, I will list several of them:
- To clean themselves: In the wild, cats can get dirt on themselves and will usually lick themselves (or others) to clean up. However, since house cats do this also without training, it is a natural instinct.
- To hunt for prey: If you've played with a cat or kitten before, you'll notice that they can pounce on different toys. This is because it is their natural instinct to pounce on prey
- To eat: Like all animals, cats need to eat. Thus, they will react to the scent of food or any sign of edible prey.
These are several instincts that I can remember from experience. Let me know if you need any more or if you need any clarifications, thanks!
~ Padoru
A developed economy is one that has a strong exporting industry that generates income for the country. Some examples of developed economies are the United States, England, Canada, France. Usually they call developed economies of first world.
The most diverse scientific studies demonstrate the positive relation between economic development and standard of living. The more developed a country's economy is, the better the quality of life for its citizens. The opposite is true, the less developed a country's economy, the worse a country's social indicators are.
Answer:
For Marnie to know how much vitamin A she should take, she should be informed by the Upper Limit (UL) DRI.
Explanation:
- UL is the highest possible, safe intake of a certain nutrient in a day.
- It outlines the highest amount of nutrients an individual should take without possibly causing harm to their health.
- Marnie can be therefore be directed by the guide of the Upper Limit (UL), on the amount of vitamin A she can take without causing effect to her unborn baby.
Answer:
encoding failure
Explanation:
Encoding is defined as the way information are processed in the memory. It entails that an information has been learned, understood and stored in the memory for retrieval when the need arises.
We say someone have an encoding failure or error when he fails to process information into the long term memory.
Jacob's inability to recognise either the face or building on the currencies though He has been using them shows that he is unable to process information into the long term memory.
Answer:
following rules of everywhere
