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Fish are harder, better, faster, stronger together
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Much like other creatures, sulphur mollies band together to protect themselves from predators. But is there really strength in numbers?
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CREDITS: (VIDEO) PACHER ET AL./SCIENCE ADVANCES; DORAN ET AL./CURRENT BIOLOGY; (IMAGES) PACHER ET AL./SCIENCE ADVANCES; HUGO TORRES/WIKIMEDIA COMMONS; RHODODENDRITES/WIKIMEDIA COMMONS; (GRAPHIC) PACHER ET AL./SCIENCE ADVANCES; (SCRIPT/NARRATION) J. GALVAN/SCIENCE; (EDITING) K. MCLEAN/SCIENCE
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