Animal+agents

=Overview=

Agent behavior can be decomposed into a number of primary mechanisms. In terms of describing the behavior of wildlife agents, their behavior can be defined using four primary mechanisms:
 * 1) Perception
 * 2) Movement
 * 3) Sustenance
 * 4) Reproduction

//Note: this was my original brainstorm; need to take into account other proposed development strategies (ie. Railsback and Grimm, movement ecology paradigm) to compare/contrast and revisit - SW//

=Abstraction of Behavior=

I've begun by trying to organize an outline of what I consider relevant animal behaviors that can be used as a starting point to try and abstract basic methods/functionality that can be applied to all critters.

= Specific Animals =

American Marten Eastern Whip-poor-will Fisher Generic Central Place Forager Least Flycatcher Red Fox Red-Shouldered Hawk Small Mammals Wood Turtles White-Tailed Deer