… ) increase immediately, and fish swim … Fish without swim bladders are always negatively
buoyant, and cope by either continuous swimming and/or by utilising hydrodynamically efficient …

… increase in labour costs and the ageing of the labour force have exacerbated the issue of
low production efficiency of fish … the fish target detection in Table 4, which can more clearly …

… swimming cost while increasing encounter rates with fast-… Second, we hypothesized that
cost-efficient gliding behaviour … swimming metabolic rates in fishes can be removed by using …

… increase efficiency by 26% due to minimal losses in thrust while significantly reducing power
consumption. Increased … from the plate, which further enhances efficiency [21]. Additionally, …

… or more motors. Second, with just one motor, the CPG control can be easily implemented.
Third, the use of the time ratio, R, makes the robot fish turn more … of our robot fish is efficient. …

… In summary, the number of cells is increased beyond those determined by the standard …
-efficient, fish-friendly culverts to deliver continuous fish connectivity over wide geographic areas …

… We also predict that wild fish have more consistent performance over different temperatures
(… wild fish to have an enhanced regulatory capacity compared to the laboratory fish (Fig. 1C). …

… Therefore, evaluating the intensity of fish feeding activity by analyzing fish behavior during
feeding can help determine the amount of bait feed, which helps improve the efficiency of …

… the center position of the pool, which tended to be more efficient than the other two FPs. This
was because the fish could pass through the pools with less energy consumption and with …

… in close proximity to protection devices is essential in order to establish efficient fish … that
significantly increased the protection rate. Furthermore, an increase in guiding efficiency was …