When Kell and Alex take their children to visit the local petting zoo, they point out a peacock spreading his feathers and explains to the children that the peacock is attempting to attract a mate. What is this process called?
A) Intersexual behavior
B) Intrasexual behavior
C) Sexual fitness
D) Sexual adaptation

Question

When Kell and Alex take their children to visit the local petting zoo, they point out a peacock spreading his feathers and explains to the children that the peacock is attempting to attract a mate. What is this process called?
A) Intersexual behavior
B) Intrasexual behavior
C) Sexual fitness
D) Sexual adaptation

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Intersexual behavior refers to the actions taken by one sex to attract the other, often involving display behaviors such as the peacock spreading its feathers to attract a mate.

When Kell and Alex Take Their Children to Visit the Local