The finding sheds new light on how regional climate has varied over time, providing information that could lead to more-accurate global climate models.
A science team in Australia has the first clear evidence that damsel fish can change the size of both a false eye and their real eye to maximize chances of survival.
The study supports the multitasking hypothesis, which suggests that females prefer males who can do two or more hard-to-do things at the same time because these are especially good quality males.
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