Publication

Abstract : Biological Intelligence: Animal Behaviours and Reflexive Actions provides a comprehensive exploration of how intelligence emerges and functions in living organisms, ranging from simple reflex actions to complex problem-solving and social behaviors. The book integrates concepts from neuroscience, ethology, psychology, and artificial intelligence to explain how animals perceive, learn, adapt, and interact with their environment. It systematically covers the evolution of intelligence, instinctive and learned behaviors, sensory perception, predator–prey strategies, memory, communication, and collective intelligence. By combining scientific explanations with real-world biological examples, the book not only deepens understanding of natural intelligence but also highlights its relevance in modern fields such as robotics and AI, inspiring readers to appreciate and study nature-inspired intelligent systems.