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Murmuration is a fascinating phenomenon and one of the social behaviors that caught my attention. Not only is is murmuration an act executed due to a presence of a predator but it brings out the beauty of synchronized starling flocks.

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Starling Murmuration Predator Tactic

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Flight of the Starlings: Watch This Eerie but Beautiful Phenomenon | Short Film Showcase

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Goodenough AE, Little N, Carpenter WS, Hart AG (2017) Birds of a feather flock together: Insights into starling murmuration behaviour revealed using citizen science. PLoS ONE 12(6): e0179277. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0179277

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Murmuration has become a adaptation for starling flocks because murmuration is primarily used as a anti-predator adaptation rather than attracting larger numbers of individuals.

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Murmuration is usually caused by a presence of a predator. Murmuration is a group behavior which is used to outmaneuver the predator with rapid pattern changes. Although murmuration looks like a social act, it actually isn't, in fact, the act of murmuration is their response towards a predator. Murmuration does look amusing though thanks to their dynamic patterns.

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A murmuration of starling flocks

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A group behavior in which thousands of starling flocks come together to form a shape of clouds. (This doesn't only apply for starling flocks)