Prey interactions in tiger sharks: Accounting for visual perception in animal-borne cameras

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Experimental Marine Biology & Ecology, August 2022

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RT @ElasmoSociety: Newly-published research led by @lauraryansci finds that more rapidly moving sea turtles attract more attention from hun…

Newly-published research led by @lauraryansci finds that more rapidly moving sea turtles attract more attention from hunting tiger sharks. So if you're a sea turtle, follow Dr. Grant's advice from Jurassic Park. #ElasmoScienceSunday https://t.co/kuGC4HBvB7

RT @physorg_com: It's the eye of the #tiger (shark)! Animal-borne cameras reveal how #tigersharks spot and track prey @macquarie_uni https:…

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