Explore a comprehensive 3-hour 38-minute lecture series on animal behavior and biostatistics for B.Sc. 3rd Year Zoology students. Delve into topics such as instinctive and acquired behaviors, reproductive strategies, social organization in primates and insects, and biological rhythms. Learn about courtship, territorial behavior, dominance hierarchies, and agonistic interactions. Examine feeding behaviors, anti-predation adaptations, and motivational aspects of animal conduct. Discover methods for studying animal behavior and gain insights into biostatistical concepts including mean, median, mode, standard deviation, and probability. Ideal for students preparing for UPSC, RPSC, ACF, MSc, NEET, and CSIR-NET examinations in zoology.