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The beating tail of a swimming fish creates vortex rings (blue) in its wake. Predators detect their prey via such wake structures, which can persist for over one minute. |
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Authors Referees APS Members |
The beating tail of a swimming fish creates vortex rings (blue) in its wake. Predators detect their prey via such wake structures, which can persist for over one minute. |
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