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any group of fish that stay together for social reasons are shoaling, and if the group is swimming in the same direction in a coordinated manner, they are schooling

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boosts the groups foraging success

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ORANGE BASSLETS

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1. They move in the same direction of their neighbor
2. They remain close to their neighbors
3. The fish avoid collisions with their neighbors
4. The fish group in higher numbers for more protection
5. The fish avoid getting lost

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easier to communicate

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Blue-striped grunt fish

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I think that it is fascinating to see how fish have an instinctive inclination to stick together for their survival

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confusing predators and getting more prey

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They have learned to travel this way for safety from predators and also easier ability to get food, with more eyes to spot a meal.

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Horse-eye jack

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50% of fish participate in schooling for limited periods

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Finding a mate is much easier because they are surrounded by many fish

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25% of fish school for their entire lives