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An unintended consequence.
Are sardines smarter than we think? A new model shows that industrial fishing could promote anti-social fish behavior. Scientists from UC Santa Barbara, the Santa Fe Institute and the University of Washington suggest that modern fishing practices could change the schooling behavior of fish and decrease the tendency for fish to form large groups.
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This year, we tackled the education challenges brought on by the pandemic, and ANGARI advanced its mission to unite scientists with students, teachers and the public with the development of distance learning programs.
Working with the UF Thompson Earth Systems Institute at the University of Florida, we created Ocean Expert Exchange, a live educational webinar series featuring marine science and tech experts. In 2020 we have welcomed audiences of all ages from 42 countries and 24 states. We will continue to host programs like this in 2021 with the continued goal of sharing science with diverse audiences.
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