Which behavior includes circling or going under furniture specifically for sleep?

The behavior of circling or going under furniture specifically for sleep falls under resting and sleep. This behavior is instinctual in many animals, as it allows them to create a comfortable, safe space for resting. By circling, an animal may be seeking to establish a cozy area, ensuring that the space is suitable for sleep and reducing potential disturbances.

In contrast, activity-focused behaviors involve movement and engagement with the environment rather than preparing for rest. Elimination behaviors pertain to the processes related to waste, while ingestion focuses on eating and drinking. Each of these behaviors serves different purposes essential for the animal’s well-being, but they do not relate to the preparatory actions taken for sleeping.