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Sharks don’t do math

Posted on July 13, 2025 by

From ’Sharks hunt via Lévy flights’, Physics World, June 11, 2010: They were menacing enough before, but how would you feel if you knew sharks were employing advanced mathematical concepts in their hunt for the kill? Well, this is the … Continue reading →

Posted in Scicomm, Science | Tagged animal foraging, Brownian motion, Gaussian distribution, Lévy flight, probability distribution function, random walk, sharks, Wiener process | Comments Off