Topic: micro glassfish

Many species cohesively navigate their environment as a group. This includes fish schools and shoals, where group structure emerges from social interactions, which can subsequently facilitate adaptive advantages such as collective foraging. While previous work has characterized how group structure emerges from social interactions, less is known about how collective behavior is influenced by external factors (e.g., resource availability) and internal physiological states (e.g., hunger), and their underlying behavioral and neural mechanisms. To address how collective behavior is influenced by bo