Tool use in fish

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Tool use in fish

Have you ever seen a fish use a hard surface to help it open a prey?

The fish holds the prey in its mouth and strikes it quickly and repeatedly on the hard surface until the prey breaks.

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Any information is helpful, so don't hesitate even if you are not sure.

(None of the questions are mandatory, skip the question if you have no idea)

Check out https://fishtooluse.com/ if you want to know about the research project.

Thank you very much for your participation!

Location

Where did you make observation?

If you know the precise location, please enter the GPS coordinates. Otherwise, please indicate the name of the dive/snorkeling site, for example Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef; or Ilot Maitre, New Caledonia.

Species

What fish species have you observed doing this behavior? You may list several species names or just the family/genus if you are not sure.

Email address (optional)

If you wish, provide your e-mail address so that we can contact you for more information about your observation and/or send you news about the project (3 emails max per year)

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Comments

Please do not hesitate to comment on your observation and give us your feedback

Thank you!

Thank you so much for taking the time to report your observations.

➕ Want to contribute more?

Don't hesitate to contact us at juliette.tarieladam@gmail.com if you would like to discuss the project, share suggestions, comment on your observations, etc.

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What will happen to your data?

• The location and species observed will be published in open access for all observations. Observations will be anonymous: your name/email will never be shared, published or associated with the observation.
• At any time before the dataset is published, you can send us an email to modify or delete your observation.

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