Glassfish schooling driven by rapid imitation of one nearby fish, VR study shows
Using virtual reality, researchers observed that glassfish coordinate their movements by rapidly copying the actions of a single nearby neighbor. This split-second imitation underlies the group's synchronized swimming behavior.
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