Red Sea, for instance, watch wrasses clean other reef fish, to determine whether or not they’re cooperative, as biologist Redouan Bshary discovered. Bshary went scuba diving off Egypt’s coast to observe this symbiotic relationship. Bluestreak cleaner wrasses (Labroides dimidiatus) eat parasites, along wi

Red Sea, for instance, watch wrasses clean other reef fish, to determine whether or not they're cooperative, as biologist Redouan Bshary discovered. Bshary went scuba diving off Egypt's coast to observe this symbiotic relationship. Bluestreak cleaner wrasses (Labroides ditnidiatus) eat parasites, along

Red Sea, for instance, watch wrasses clean other reef fish, to determine whether or not they're cooperative, as biologist Redouan Bshary discovered. Bshary went scuba diving off Egypt's coast to observe this symbiotic relationship. Bluestreak cleaner wrasses (Labroides dbnidiatus) eat parasites, along

n order to explore the evolution of animal behavior (Maynard Smith Si Price 1973, Maynard Smith 1982, Houston & McNamara 1999, McNamara et al 1999, Bshary et al 2008). In the meanwhile, evolutionary game theory has been used in many areas of biology including ecology (May & Leonard 1975, Doebeli & Know