Parasitic infections are ubiquitous in wildlife, livestock and human populations, and healthy
ecosystems are often parasite rich. Yet, their negative impacts can be extreme …

Recirculating aquaculture system (RAS), as a modern highly intensive aquaculture mode,
demonstrates the advantages of environmental friendliness, high efficiency and sustainable …

Water scarcity and quality deterioration often occur in economically developing regions,
particularly during crises related to climate change or increasing human activities. The …

Wild zebrafish exhibit a wide range of behavior. We found abundant wild zebrafish in flowing
rivers and still water, in large, tightly-knit groups of hundreds of individuals, as well as in …

Alien species often flourish and become invasive in urban ecosystems. How and why
invaders succeed in urban systems is an important, yet poorly understood, question. We …

Hydrodynamics is important for fish survival in the aquaculture tank systems, as it can
directly affect the behaviour of farmed fish and the self-cleaning property of culture tank …

Fish exhibit complex social behaviours that can influence their stress levels and well-being.
However, little is known about the link between social interactions and stress in wild fish …

River fragmentation is an increasing issue for water managers and conservationists. Barriers
such as dams interfere with freshwater fish migration, leading to drastic population declines …

Understanding the effects of parasites on host behaviour, of host behaviour on parasite
infection, and the reciprocal interactions between these processes is vital to improving our …

Like aquatic habitats in nature, artificial reefs (ARs) have been investigated to determine
whether their complexity affects species diversity. Moreover, studies have been carried out …