THE often mesmerising synchronised movements of herds of animals, flocks of birds and schools of fish have been explained for the first time by Sydney scientists.
Using a school of Mosquito fish the scientists found they use a set of simple rules to stop bumping into each other.
``Some of the most incredible sights in nature happen when animals form into groups and move together as if choreographed,'' James Herbert-Read, lead author of the paper and a PhD student in the University of Sydney's School of Biological Sciences, said yesterday. Read Full
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