Benjamin T. Martin

The paper shows that prey evade predators by exploiting sensory-motor delays rather than superior maneuverability, achieving high evasion success rates.

This study shows reef fish escape responses match predator attack speeds, with species-specific strategies and no social context effects.

This paper develops a machine learning pipeline to automatically quantify ecological interactions from video, showing it can precisely estimate feeding rates of reef fish in response to predators and refuge proximity.