James E. Herbert‐Read

This study shows that fish adjust their movement strategies to optimize prey detection by balancing motion-induced perceptual costs and benefits.

The paper shows that post-attack bioluminescence in cypridinid ostracods functions as an aposematic signal, deterring predators through learned avoidance.

The paper investigates collective escape patterns in sardines under predator attack, showing fountain effects arise from optimal escape rules and predator strategies.