Biology
Rabbitfish Support Each Other While Feeding, Researchers Say
Rabbitfish have exceeded researchers expectations in terms of their ability to cooperate. A new study shows that theythey use a cooperative feeding strategy where one stands guard for protection while another is feeding.
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