You approach the edge of a pond filled with ducks. the ducks are swimming, but when they see you, they approach the shore and congregate around you. what might best explain this behavior? question 8 options:

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You approach the edge of a pond filled with ducks. the ducks are swimming, but when they see you, they approach the shore and congregate around you. what might best explain this behavior? question 8 options: the ducks have associated people with food handouts and so they become close. the ducks are diurnally migrating to humans. the ducks are competing for territories on the shore. the ducks have imprinted on the humans.

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the ducks are competing for territories on the shore.

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the ducks have associated people with food handouts and so they become close.

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