Thomas Edison State College Animal Behavior to Predict Earthquakes HW Answer the questions below at least 150 words 1.An old seismology textbook, reporting on studies of animal behavior, stated: “Chickens fly up to trees and hogs stay quiet. Ducks go out of the water and dogs bark wildly.” What do you see here as possible impediments to using animal behavior to predict earthquakes? On the other hand, how might observation of animal behavior be useful?2.What do you think have been the human influences on the hydrologic cycle over the past century? What measures might be taken to reverse these problems?3.What do you think the effects on humans will be if the climate continues to warm precipitously? What about if the climate starts to cool and go back into a glacial period?
