The collective directional movement of animals occurs over both short distances and longer
migrations, and is a critical aspect of feeding, reproduction and the ecology of many species …

Fishes have learned how to achieve outstanding swimming performance through the
evolution of hundreds of millions of years, which can provide bio-inspiration for robotic fish …

Schooling in fish is linked to a number of factors such as increased foraging success,
predator avoidance, and social interactions. In addition, a prevailing hypothesis is that …

Mechanisms for hydrodynamic benefit via fluid interactions in large planar fish schools (n≥
10) are investigated by two-dimensional numerical simulations of carangiform fish …

The study is motivated by the quest to understand hydrodynamic interactions and wake
dynamics of fish schooling. Using the constraint immersed boundary method, the work …

The hydrodynamics of schooling fish has been the subject of continued investigation over
the last 50 years; fish schools exhibit a variety of arrangements and several distinct …

Schools of fish can provide individuals with hydrodynamic advantages, thereby improving
the swimming efficiency. Fish schools in nature are mostly spatial configurations, not just …

It is a long-held perception that schooling swimming of fish can provide individuals in a
group with additional hydrodynamic benefits. However how fish maintain a stable schooling …

Many aquatic and aerial animal species are known to utilise their surrounding flow field
and/or the induced flow field of a neighbour to reduce their physical exertion, however, the …

Every spring a 600 lb Atlantic bluefin tuna travels over 3000 miles from Newfoundland to its
spawning grounds in the Gulf of Mexico. That it does so on a meal of a couple of bluefish is …