Guppies exposed to predators tend to aggregate into smaller, more tightly knit groups, which may allow them to coordinate their predator avoidance strategies.
Not exact matches
But the groups formed by those
guppies were on average smaller than the groups formed by the fish that were not
exposed to predators.
While some of the fish were left alone, others were
exposed to what looked like a predator — a doll version of a
guppy - eating fish called a pike cichlid.