Researchers found that fish may coordinate schools by primarily following just one influential neighbor at a time. In virtual-reality…
Researchers found that fish may coordinate schools by primarily following just one influential neighbor at a time. In virtual-reality experiments with rummy-nose tetras, the real fish’s movements matched models based on a single changing neighbor better than models assuming simultaneous responses to many fish. https://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/18qw-sfyd
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