This adaptation benefits ... copycat behaviors to attract larger fish, the fanged ambush predator, called a fangblenny, rips living tissue from surprised prey. In the world of predators and ...

which is a fascinating adaptation in predator-prey interactions[1]. Another study highlighted the importance of fish microbiota in repelling ovipositing mosquitoes. The presence of larvivorous ...

It's a world full of organisms with unique adaptations to such a challenging environment. Welcome to the abyss. The viperfish (pictured above) is a fierce predator ... The fish's jaw and neck are ...

In this race, the prey experience strong selective pressure to evolve better adaptations to avoid being eaten. At the same time, predators must capture sufficient food to survive and reproduce ...

Professor Richard Fortey looks at the predatory characteristics of the starfish and the dog whelk and the protective adaptations their prey have developed. The starfish use their sticky tube feet ...

This is because if the prey school is moving fast, individual prey fish are more likely to become ... In terrestrial ...

It can occur between species that are predator and prey, competitors, or even between organisms linked by mutually beneficial symbiosis. One well-documented example of an arms race adaptation is ...

Clownfish avoid anemone stings by lacking sialic acid in their mucus. This prevents anemones from recognizing them as prey.

Predator-prey cycles show the natural rise and fall of numbers of predators and prey over time. All organisms in a food web depend upon each other and changes to one can affect the others.

Known as a top predator in the deep sea, this fish has evolved incredible ... to produce light to lure and detect prey is one of the most advanced adaptations in the animal kingdom.