This document summarizes the biological clock in animals. It defines the biological clock as an innate, automatic rhythm that organisms use to measure time. It classifies biological clocks into 5 main types: circannual (annual), circatidal (tidal), circatunal (lunar), circasyzygic (related to syzygy or alignment of sun, moon, earth), and circadian (daily). The circadian clock controls daily rhythms in many animals corresponding to periods of activity at sunrise/sunset or night versus day. Understanding biological clocks helps humans know when animals will be most active, and aids activities like fishing and agriculture.