Which two animal actions are most likely to help their babies survive to reach adulthood?

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Protecting eggs until they hatch.

Decorating a nest or shelter so it is colorful.

Having few babies at once and caring for them.

Permanently moving to a different type of environment.

Answer 1

The two animal actions that are most likely to help their babies survive to reach adulthood are:

1. Protecting eggs until they hatch.
2. Having few babies at once and caring for them.

These actions increase the chances of survival for the offspring by ensuring they are safe from predators and receiving adequate care and resources.