Maëlan Tomasek
Maëlan Tomasek is a researcher affiliated with the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behaviour in Germany. He is known for his work on the cognitive abilities of animals, particularly relating to how they perceive and interact with humans. In a recent study, Tomasek and his colleagues discovered that wild fish, specifically saddled seabream and black seabream, can distinguish between different human divers based on their attire. This groundbreaking research, published in the journal Biology Letters, highlights the potential for a deeper understanding of fish behavior and cognition, suggesting that these creatures may possess the ability to recognize individual humans, prompting a reconsideration of human-fish interactions and our treatment of aquatic life.
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Italy:
Maëlan Tomasek is a researcher who participated in the study and wore different colored diving gear.
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Maëlan Tomasek is the first author of the research from Max Planck Institute of Animal Behaviour in Germany.
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