This particular lunar eclipse will be special because unlike most lunar eclipses, the center point of Earth's shadow will fall on the moon. This is known as a central total lunar eclipse, and it will have an unusually long duration. For those who wish to learn more about lunar eclipses, and especially about this lunar eclipse, I've found a series of videos about lunar eclipses that you might enjoy. These videos answer a few questions about what causes lunar eclipses, why the moon turns red during an eclipse and I've even found a very short video that describes an experiment that NASA will be conducting during this eclipse:
Research consistently shows that self-regulation skill is necessary for reliable emotional well being. Behaviorally, self-regulation is the ability to act in your long-term best interest, consistent with your deepest values.
A behavioral adaptation is the way animals change their behaviors in order to survive in their environment and is thought to derive from genes, which control anatomy and physiology, which in turn control behavior. So it's just a change in the way an animal acts to help with survival.