What type of adaptation is spitting?

Spitting is a behavioral adaptation observed in some animals, particularly in species like certain reptiles and insects, as a means of defense or predation. This adaptation allows these animals to deter predators or capture prey by using saliva or venomous secretions. It serves as a survival mechanism, enhancing their chances of evading threats or securing food. Overall, spitting reflects the diverse strategies animals have evolved to navigate their environments.