US EditionZebrafish Shoaling Behavior and the Brain
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Zebrafish Shoaling Behavior and the Brain
The Hidden Language of Shoaling In the calm ripples of a zebrafish tank, something remarkable happens: a cluster of fish align loosely, shifting and adjusting in response to each other’s presence. They’re not communicating in words—but they are communicating. Shoaling, or the innate tendency of fish to group together, is one of the most accessible and reliable behavioral readouts in modern neuroscience.Zebrafish (Danio rerio),…
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