Abstract The capacity to identify predator chemical cues is extremely advantageous as it allows prey to avoid the predation sequence from the beginning. However, for aquatic organisms, identification can be …
Abstract The potential sex-specific differences in animal personality traits (i.e., consistent inter-individual variation in observed behavior) are an active field of inquiry in behavioral ecology. Sexual horn dimorphism, a special …
Abstract Mobbing is a prey antipredator behaviour aimed to reduce the risk of predation. The behaviour may be innate and/or learned. Evaluating this behaviour on a large spatial scale can …
Abstract The group definition for an animal population is important for building associations among individuals (i.e., social network). Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops aduncus) have a society with high fission–fusion dynamics …
