A bird ate a monarch butterfly one time and did not like the taste. The next time the bird was hungry and saw a monarch butterfly, it did not attack to prey on it. Which of the following best describes why the bird did not attack the butterfly?
A.
The taste of the butterfly and the sight of the butterfly were stored by the bird as memories.
B.
The bird reacted to the butterfly without using its brain.
C.
The bird began learning about the butterfly when it saw it the second time.