Behavior and ecology of fish

Fish behavior and ecology involve how fish interact with their environment and other organisms. Fish exhibit different behaviors such as feeding, mating, and avoiding predators, which are shaped by their habitat and ecological roles. They live in diverse environments like reefs, rivers, and open oceans, adapting to conditions like water flow, temperature, and available food. Their behaviors help them survive, reproduce, and maintain healthy populations. Understanding these patterns helps us protect aquatic ecosystems and manage fish populations sustainably, ensuring the balance of underwater life is preserved for the future.