<prompt> Liphoofolo li etsang ha li tšohile?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What do animals do when they are afraid? . Response in English: When animals are afraid, they may exhibit several different behaviors. Some animals may freeze in place, hoping to go unnoticed by the potential threat. Other animals may try to defend themselves by making loud noises, growling, displaying their teeth or other physical warnings. Some animals may choose to flee, running away to safety as quickly as they can. Alternatively, submission is another common behavior among some animals where they show defeat by lying down, exposing the vulnerable parts of their bodies, and avoiding eye contact. Overall animals fear responses vary based on their species, temperament, and the type of threat they are facing. . Response in Sesotho: Ha liphoofolo li tšohile, li ka na tsa bontša mekhoa e mengata e fapaneng. Liphoofolo tse ling li ka na tsa hoama sebakeng sa tsona, li tšepile hore li ke ke tsa hlokomeloa ke tšokelo e ka nang ea hlaha. Liphoofolo tse ling li ka na tsa leka ho itšireletsa ka ho etsa lerata, ho rora, ho hlahisa meno a tsona kapa litemoso tse ling tsa mele. Liphoofolo tse ling li ka na tsa khetha ho baleha, tsa balehela sebakeng se sireletsehileng kapele kamoo li ka khonang. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, ho ipeha tlaase ke boitšoaro bo bong bo tloaelehileng hara liphoofolo tse ling moo li bontšang ho hlōloa ka ho paqama, ho pepesa likarolo tse hlaselehang habonolo tsa mele ea tsona, le ho qoba ho shebana le mahlo. Likarabo tsa tšabo ea liphoofolo ka kakaretso li fapana ho latela mefuta ea tsona, boemo ba tsona, le mofuta oa tšokelo eo li tobaneng le eona. 