Navigation refers to the process of determining one's location relative to other places or objects and planning a route to reach a desired destination. It involves using spatial awareness, sensory input, and cognitive processing to move efficiently through the environment.
Located in the brain's temporal lobe, the hippocampus plays a crucial role in spatial navigation and forming new memories.
Wayfinding: Wayfinding refers to the ability of individuals or animals to navigate through an environment using various cues such as landmarks, signs, or mental maps.