Explain Foraging Behavior in animals?

What is foraging behavior?

 

What is it's purpose?
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Foraging behavor just means an animal is looking for food. Also it could be looking for shelter as well. People do this, too. If you are hungry, you may look around for something to eat in the fridge, or another place to find something good for a snack.
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