Final answer:
Toxoplasma gondii modifies mice behavior by C) reducing their fear of predators, facilitating its life cycle completion in cats, its definitive host.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Toxoplasma gondii parasite, which causes toxoplasmosis, is known to alter the behavior of infected animals.
Specifically in mice, it is well-documented that Toxoplasma infection can reduce the fear of predators (option C in the question).
This is likely an evolutionary adaptation by the parasite to increase the chances of being ingested by cats, the definitive hosts, where it can complete its life cycle.