What are instinctive behaviours? Give suitable example for the same.

Instinctive behaviors are innate, genetically programmed actions that animals exhibit without prior learning or experience. These behaviors are essential for survival and reproduction, occurring in response to specific stimuli. Unlike learned behaviors, instinctive actions are hardwired in an animal’s nervous system and are typically uniform within a species.  

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