TPO66 Task4
Task4
Using points and examples from the lecture, explain two different hoarding strategies.
Listening
So many animals have developed ways to store food for later. They find extra food and save it for times when less food is available. This process of storing food for later is known as hoarding, but not all hoarding is the same. Different animal species use different hoarding strategies, depending on their abilities. So let’s look at two different hoarding strategies and why different animals may use them. First of all, some animals hoard food by storing all the food in one location, so they have a big pile of food in one place. This strategy can work for animals that are capable of defending the food supply from other animals, physically preventing other animals from taking it. For example, certain squirrels that eat the seeds in pine cones will store a single big mound of pine cones under a tree. It might seem like other squirrels or birds could easily steal the whole pile of pine cones. But these squirrels are aggressive and good at chasing other animals away. Other weaker animals may not be able to defend their stored food against competitors so easily, so they may use another hoarding strategy, dispersing the food, dividing it up, and hiding it in many different locations. With this dispersal strategy, even if other animals find some of the food, they are unlikely to find all of it. For this strategy to work, the animal must have a good memory so it can remember all the places it put the food to find it later. For example, there is a species of rat in the desert that engages in this behavior. They bury seeds in various locations in the sand. And scientists have found this rat can accurately remember hundreds of storage locations.
| New Word | Pronunciation | Part of Speech | English Explanation | Chinese Explanation | Example Sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hoard | ► | Verb | To accumulate a large amount of something, often in a secret or hidden place, for future use. | 贮藏。 | "Some animals hoard food to ensure they have enough to eat during the winter." |
| Lecture | ► | Noun | A formal talk given to an audience, especially in an educational setting, to teach or inform about a particular subject. | 讲座。 | "The professor's lecture on animal behavior was really interesting and insightful." |
| Location | ► | Noun | A particular place or position where something is situated or occurs. | 位置。 | "The best location for a picnic is near the lake, where there’s plenty of shade." |
| Pine | ► | Noun | A type of coniferous tree that produces cones and has needle-like leaves, often found in forests. | 松树。 | "We saw a squirrel climbing up the pine tree to gather some cones." |
| Process | ► | Noun | A series of actions or steps taken to achieve a particular end or result. | 过程。 | "The process of learning a new language can be challenging but rewarding." |
| Seed | ► | Noun | The small, hard part of a plant from which a new plant can grow; often contains the embryo of the plant. | 种子。 | "I planted a seed in the garden and can’t wait to see it grow into a flower." |
| Species | ► | Noun | A group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding. | 物种。 | "There are many species of birds that migrate south for the winter." |
| Squirrel | ► | Noun | A small to medium-sized rodent known for its bushy tail, commonly found in trees and often gathers nuts and seeds. | 松鼠。 | "The squirrel quickly darted up the tree when it saw us approaching." |
| Storage | ► | Noun | The action or method of storing something for future use; the space where items are kept. | 存储。 | "We need to find better storage solutions for all the holiday decorations." |
| Strategy | ► | Noun | A plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall aim, often involving careful planning. | 策略。 | "The team's strategy for winning the game focused on strong defense and quick counterattacks." |
| Various | ► | Adjective | Different from one another; of different kinds or sorts. | 各种各样的。 | "They planted flowers in various colors to make the garden look more vibrant." |
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Jarvis
In the bloodshed lecture, the professor is talking talks about the ability that how animals help them to store their food. It's called the food, a process known as hoarding. The professor He shares two ways that animals store their foods or the hoarding in some ways. At first, the professor hoard food. First, he gives an example about the scroll. He talks about that this kind of animals squirrels, which store the their food in one location and help them to find them. That can preserve the food protect it from the other animals. And this kind of scores always be back of these foods. And second, These squirrels are good at defending their food supply. Second, some animals is dispersing the food. This is, means use a dispersal strategy, meaning they divide it in their food into many parts. Just like the rats, this kind of For example, certain rats has very good have excellent memories and they buried bury their seeds in many hundreds of the locations. That can locations to prevent them from being found.
Alexander
Well, this lecture is introduced In the lecture, two different holding hoarding strategies and they list two different animals, different, different things like the buying are introduced. The first strategy involves animals storing one location and they are all finding the, from the inputs the food in one place location. For example, certain squirrels gather a large pile of pine cones under a tree and then can defend this food from other animal can like single on the tree can easily chasing the animal so this is the least animals. The second strategy is used by animals that cannot defend their food as easily. They disperse their food and hide it in various locations. For instance, a species of rat in the hunting location desert buries seeds in different spots and can remember where they are unactually to find the same specieshave hidden them.
Dorcas
Different animals have different strategies to store their food. The first strategy is they will to store their food in one location to prevent other animals take from taking it. There are For example, some examples of the squirrels. They squirrels will put hide their food under one a tree and just hide it and keep other animals away. To prevent it from found by away to protect it. On the other animals. And for the weak animals, they will just hand, weaker animals may hide it their food in different locations as locations, spreading it out so that if some here, some there. So the most is found, not all of them it will be taken. Most of these animals have good memories. They are also example For instance, desert rats living in the deserts. They will just put bury their food in the sand in many different places, and more than they can remember hundreds of storage locations, which lowers the place. So it has lower possibility to be chance of their food being found.
Bianca
According to the biology class, the hoarding strategy is a way for strategy that animals use to store food, but different animals have different strategies, just like Zipac Example given methods, as explained by the professor. First, some animals will store all the their food in one time and in one place. For example, some animals will certain squirrels hide the a single pyracons pile of pine cones under the a tree. And however, However, they need to make sure ensure that other animals can store cannot take this food, so it is which can be a lot of a little bit inconvenient. And challenging. The second strategy is to disperlating disperse the food and hide into it in different places. However, locations. For this way the method, animals need a good memory, just like the rat. The rat will hide the hides food in a different way, different place, various places and they will can accurately remember all the places that they hide locations where it has stored the food.
Amanda
In this lecture, it talks about discusses the Horde strategy, and the hoarding strategies used by animals. The first strategy is that the some animals will hide or collect food in one location. This allows them to eat from a single pile, making it easier to remember where the food in the one place. In this strategy, so every animal in this category, they could eat in the one place, and the other animal could eat food in the one place. So they will not forget the food, and the is. The second one strategy is that animals will collect or hide the food in the different place. places. This way animals could way, they do not have to worry about that losing all their food if another animal finds it. However, for this food will be still, because there is an unlike strategy to collecting in the one place. But in this way work, animals should need to have a good member race, they should memory to remember all the place locations where they collect in stored the food.
Gloria
Many people, many animals are holding have different ways of storing their food in different ways. And they have their own hoarding strategy. food. The first strategy is by storing to store all the food in one location, like the... like the social, if they location. For example, some squirrels gather a large pile of pine cones in one spot to protect it from other animals. The second strategy is to hide their food in one place, many different places, which helps prevent other animals from finding it all. For instance, certain desert rats bury seeds in various locations, and they can cheat another animals in another way. The second, they... they are hiding their food in have a mad location, but they can't good memory to find a tall one.them later.
KevinCai
In the lecture, the professor talks about two hoarding strategies that helps help animals to store their food in places ways that help them to survive. aid their survival. The first hoarding strategy is that the some animals store their old food in one location, especially for the animals those that are capable for defining the of defending their food. For example, some squirrels store their food in one under one tree, and because they are good at chasing the other animals away, so the those animals won't easily get their the food that they have stored. Another strategy is that they weaker animals divide their food in among many locations, especially making it less likely for the weaker animals. So, other animals are unlikely to find all the food. of it. For example, the rats, the barriers in the seas some rats bury seeds in various locations in the sense, sand because they have a good memory.
Clara
The process that the animal animals use to store food for latter later is known as Hordering Strategy. hoarding strategy. The first strategy is that they store food in one location, which means they have the capability to defend the food and prevent other animals to take from taking it. For example, the certain squirrels store stores food in singles a single location under the a tree. And there They are very aggressive, so when other animals want try to steal it, they would keep chase them away. On the other hand, the second strategy is that they store food in different locations. So even the Even if other animals found the find food in one location, they cannot find all the food. So it puts this way needs of it. This strategy requires a good memory. For example, the rank, certain rats bury food in various locations, and they bear with food for different locations. And they can't can remember how much of the food is in one each place.
Rachel
The Heronine Hoarding strategies is a kind of are survival strategy for some techniques used by certain animals that they were storing the later foods to store food for themselves and there later. There are two kinds main types of different heronine hoarding strategies. First, some animals were storing store their food in one location. So, but this kind of These animals will be capable of preventing the other animals to find can defend their food. Just like there is kind of animals, they food from others. For example, certain squirrels hide their food under the trees, but they trees and can chasing that they are the chase away other animals are coming so they can prevent them that try to do steal it. The second one is some strategy involves animals will divide dividing their food in into different locations, but this kind of locations. These animals must need to have good memories, just like some rats. They rats, which can memorize remember hundreds of piles places where they hide their food.
Emily
Animals always often find the extra fruit in their store. This is fruit. So there food to store for later. There are two different hoarding statutes from strategies used by many animals. First The first strategy is that they wear to store all the fruits food in one place. Because This makes it is easier for them to find the fruit. And food, and they can also be easily to prevent the others animal defend it from other animals trying to steal them. This gives the example it. For example, certain squirrels that gather seeds from pine cones will create a large pile of the animal who picked the fruit on the pine cones under a tree. It They can eventually prevent the others chase away other animals to steal the fruit. Second stage protect their food. The second strategy is to storm the fruit store food in different places for locations. For this stage. Animals strategy, animals need to have good memories. So memories to remember where they hid the next food. An example about of this is a species of rat in the rope who is good at desert that buries seeds in various places in the memory, and also remembers the 100 species. Even the predator friends sand. They can remember hundreds of the one place, but they have other place to store.storage locations, which helps them find food even if predators discover some of it.
Nina
Profesor The professor introduced two kinds of the holding hoarding strategies that different species have different strategies use based on their abilities. And the The first kind of strategy is that animal would some animals store all their food in one location. And it This requires them to be a physical physically protective and so they can defend their food. And for For example, just like the squirt, they have the certain squirrels gather pine and cones that will gather together in one location. So they have to location and must be aggressive and to chase away the other animals who that want to steal their food away. And the food. The second strategy is dispersing. It's for the dispersing food, which is used by weaker animals. They have need to have a good memory since because they have to divide their food into hundreds many locations and must remember each one accurately. The professor mentioned a species of locations. They have to remember this accurately of each position. So Profesor gave a signal of the rat in the desert. They can't accurately desert that can remember all the positions. So these two example illusory...hundreds of storage locations.
Tracy
The professor gave discussed two strategies about hoarding. for hoarding food. The first strategy is stored to store food just in one location. Those animals have Animals that use this strategy are capable of defending their food supply from others. For example, certain squirrels store a capable supply than other animals. They can certain grow and the one animals always store food in trees. It can still hold. large pile of pine cones under a tree. The second strategy is to divide the food and hide it in many different locations. It's just This requires a good memory for example. It's memory, as animals need to remember where they have hidden their food. For instance, a desert. It species of rat in the desert can remember up to 100 different storage locations.
Hanbo
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Selina
Different animals have different learning strategy hoarding strategies to help some storing them store their food. And the The professor talked about two different strategies that were used by the these animals. The first one strategy is that these kinds of some animals will store their food in only one location. And in order To do this effectively, they need to get have the purpose, they will have a good ability to defend their food food, like the squirrel. squirrels do. They will store their food on one in a big pile under a tree and they have a good ability to be are aggressive and chasing. in chasing away competitors. The second example of the hoarding strategy is that these kinds of some animals will hide in their food in different locations. Even the if predators find some of the food, but they can are unlikely to find all of their food. And a it. A good example of this is a rat who is always hiding their food. And they that hides its food in various places. These rats have a good memory because they will excellent memories and can remember hundreds of locations where they stored their food locations to store.food.
JerryTu
The Lisanum material talked about lecture discussed two different hoarding strategies. First, the kind The first type is used by animals that are capable of hoarding strategy is for some animal, which is capable to defend defending their food. They can prevent the other animal still animals from stealing their food. So food, so they store their food it in one single location. For example, those girls, they certain squirrels store their food in one... Inside inside one tree, and they are aggressive enough, and they can enough to chase other animals. animals away. The second type is for used by some vicar weaker animals. They divide their food in into different parts and hide them it in different various locations. But However, these animals need to have good memories, memories; for example, some rats in the desert. They put desert bury their food in various locations, and they can't can remember them accurately.
Angela
In nature, there are different holding hoarding strategies about animals among animals, and the professor gave us to example provided two examples to explain this phenomena. phenomenon. The first one is there is strategy involves a kind type of squirrel that's storing their old that stores its food on in one location so that they were preventing other location, which helps prevent predators to steal from stealing it. They typically store their food and they were just stored the food on one under a tree. And there are another holding The second strategy that there's a kind of is used by certain animals in the desert. And these kind of animals will desert, which store their food at in different locations so that locations. This way, if some a predator wants tries to steal their food, they it will not find all of it. And these kind of These animals have very good memories. The memories, and scientists find have found that this they can remember.remember hundreds of storage locations.
Cordelia
The professor mentioned that different animals have different strategy. strategies for hoarding food. For example, first they can some animals store food in one place, in this way they which allows them to find it easily, but it can find Italy, but they are also, the predator will find it, like square. They just also attract predators. Squirrels, for instance, put the their food under the a tree, and the bird while birds and other squirrel will squirrels might see it. But the squirrel it, these squirrels can make other away, and another way defend their stash. Another strategy is that the wrap. The wrap can put the used by rats, which store food in many locations. They have the good memories to know that help them remember where they put the buried their food, and they have houndered locations to store the food.sometimes in hundreds of different spots.
Harry
There are two different hoarding strategies that animals use to store food. One strategy involves storing all the food in one location. This can be effective for animals that can defend their food from others. For example, some squirrels gather a large pile of pine cones and protect it from competitors. The hoarding second strategy is that animals to store food on store food and two kinds of animals will do different ways. And one kind of animal will store the food on one location. Although it can be easily still bought or bought used by the other weaker animals, but this animals can let them away and protect food. And the second animal sees, the second weak animals will which hide their food in many different locations. And This way, even if some food is found, they will still have more hidden away. These animals need to have good memories and to remember where they have hidden their food, like a species of rat in the desert that can memory for remember hundreds of locations thatstorage spots.
YukiYu
The professor in the lecture talks about two different hardening strategy. hoarding strategies. The first is the way that when animals can store all the their food so that they have in one location, creating a big pile. They can defend this food supply from other animals. They For example, some squirrels can easily have two piles to collect protect their food to others and not be able to use two from others. And the The second way strategy is dispersing different food to different locations. They This way, even if other animals find some of the food, they are more less likely to find food from other places. And for example, all of it. For instance, the professor makes an example of about the mentions desert rats. They rats, which can remember where they buried seeds in various locations and can find food from these different locations and collect them in the pile. They are more easily to find food.places.
Sky
This lesson introduces In the lesson, two different horror-distance pages. This thing, the hoarding strategies were discussed. The first strategy is where some animals store all their food in one location, which helps them defend it from competitors. For example, certain squirrels gather a large pile of pine cones. The second strategy involves animals hiding their food in multiple locations, which helps them avoid losing all their food to others. An example of this is a desert rat that buries seeds in different animal has different ways to find their food. The one is the animals, spots and can remember where they are two, five or four ways they are all. As the other one is some animals, they are all with some, with some, with some food with the ones animals.are.