... that these predators attempt to catch mesopelagic prey that react with bright anti-predator flashes. Anti-predator tactic Bioluminescence Biologging Mirounga leonina Foraging ecology Predator–prey interactions Fig. 2. Depth, jerk and light data during a 20 min foraging dive (individual KER17...

... in behavioral responses of blue whales. Responses depended on contextual factors, including behavioral state, proximity and prey. Sonar Marine mammal Behavioral state Foraging ecology Endangered Context Sound production and reception are centrally important in the life history of all marine...

... seal Body composition Drift diving Telemetry Foraging ecology Diving behaviour For marine divers, buoyancy is incredibly important for maintaining position at depth and buoyancy changes have consequences for the energetics of swimming. Changes in an individual's buoyancy, and hence changes...

.... Given the previously established equality of the metabolic capacities of the two subspecies, we propose that the high-latitude nonbreeding range of ptilocnemis rock sandpipers is primarily facilitated by digestive (i.e. physiological) aspects of their foraging ecology rather than behavioral or sensory...

... Eudyptula minor Machine learning Support vector machine Foraging ecology Energetics Feeding Predation Identifying with confidence where and when animals find food is integral to studies of foraging ecology. Accurately detecting feeding behaviour can enable energy intake to be estimated...

... on different aspects of the information ( Chittka and Raine, 2006 ). Apis mellifera Bombus terrestris attention foraging ecology vision search behaviour © 2012. 2012 3 10 2011 23 3 2012 † Present address: Behavioural Physiology and Sociobiology, Biozentrum...

...,radio and acoustic telemetry (e.g. Fancy et al., 1988 ; Fedak,1992 ; Fedak et al.,1983 ; McConnell,1986 ), it is now possible to study the behaviour of many free-ranging marine organisms. Although these data have provided new insights into the foraging ecology of marine species, there are still...