Reduced growth and development due to reduced feeding and foraging activity is a cost of

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Behavioral defenses, such as hiding or avoiding predators, often require reduced feeding and foraging activity, which can lead to reduced growth and development. Chemical and structural defenses may not necessarily result in reduced feeding and foraging activity. Crypsis, or blending into the environment, may not directly affect feeding and foraging activity.

Reduced Growth and Development Due to Reduced Feeding and Foraging