V. V. Binoy

Landing the 'Tiger of Rivers': Understanding Recreational Angling of Mahseers in India using YouTube Videos

The paper analyzes YouTube videos of mahseer angling in India to assess recreational angling patterns and conservation implications.

Captivity-induced behaviour and spatial learning abilities in an enigmatic, aquifer-dwelling blind eel, Rakthamichthys digressus

This study examines how captivity affects behavior and spatial learning in the blind eel Rakthamichthys digressus, finding altered behaviors but no change in behavioral syndromes or spatial learning ability.

Is Boldness in Climbing Perch (Anabas testudineus) Sensitive to the Apparatus Used for Measurement?

This study examines how different apparatus designs affect boldness measurements in climbing perch, finding significant variation in boldness based on experimental setup.

Social decision making is influenced by size of shoal but not personality or familiarity in Deccan Mahseer (Tor khudree)

This study finds that Deccan Mahseer shoals prefer larger groups but not familiar individuals or conspecifics, and their shoaling preferences are unrelated to personality traits.

Big fish in small tanks: Stunting in the Deccan Mahseer, Tor khudree (Sykes 1849)

The study documents stunting in the Deccan mahseer under high-density lab conditions and discusses conservation and aquaculture implications.

Can Living with an Alien Invasive Fish, Tilapia, Influence the Shoaling Decision-Making and Exploratory Behaviour of an Air-Breathing Freshwater Fish, the Climbing Perch?

This study examines how exposure to invasive tilapia affects the social decision-making and exploratory behavior of climbing perch, finding no significant changes in preference or boldness.

\"The Bold are the Sociable\": Personality, sociability and lateralized utilization of brain hemisphere in the juveniles of a megafish Deccan Mahseer (Tor khudree)

This study examines the relationship between personality traits and brain hemisphere lateralization in Deccan Mahseer juveniles, finding no correlation between personality and lateralization.