The area over which an animal moves in the course of daily activity,but which it does not necessarily defend against other animals,is its

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The definition given in the question matches that of a "home range", which is the area that an animal frequently uses for daily activities like foraging, mating, and traveling, but does not actively defend against other animals. The other options are not completely accurate. A family home or nesting site would be a specific location where the animal occupies, not an area it moves within. Foraging space simply refers to the area where an animal searches for food and may overlap with the home range. A territory, on the other hand, is an area that an animal specifically defends against other animals of the same species.

The Area Over Which an Animal Moves in the Course