Anti-predator behavior is often evoked based on measurements of risk calculated from
sensory cues emanating from predators independent of physical attack. Yet, the exact …

Manifestation of life‐history strategy is through the allocation of resources acquired by
foraging. Foraging efficiency can be improved by learning, as fishes adjust their behaviour to …

Group-living prey have the opportunity to acquire information about predation risk through
individual and social experience. Here, we tested the effect of group size on the efficacy of …

Fish may learn to associate food with human presence through recreational hand-feeding, a
popular tourist activity. The conditional learning—eg when an organism learns by …

Response delays to predator attack may be adaptive, suggesting that latency to respond
does not always reflect predator detection time, but can be a decision based on starvation …

The feeding performance of individual hatchery‐reared (HR) and wild juvenile spotted
seatrout Cynoscion nebulosus was compared across a series of six 1· 5 h feeding …

Trading between conflicting demands is a fundamental part in how animals interact with its
environment and social surrounding. Knowledge of what factors shaping trade-off decisions …

A commonly practiced method intended to reduce mortality from recreational fisheries is
mandatory (eg, small fish protected by minimum-size limits) or voluntary catch-and-release …

Although previous research has demonstrated that insects are indeed capable of
responding to a learned food signal, those studies focused mainly on insects with active …

This study utilizes an experimentally simulated three-tiered trophic chain between Menippe
mercenaria (stone crabs), Panopeus herbstii (marsh mud crabs), and juvenile Mercenaria …