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Fleeing from predators and moving into protective habitats are two common antipredator behaviours in the animal kingdom. Surprisingly, the relative cost/benefit trade‐off of each behavioural option has rarely been examined empirically. Here, we investigate the interplay between decisions surrounding escape behaviour and rocky microhabitat occupancy in lake sturgeon, Acipenser fulvescens. In high‐risk...
A number of prey species rely on two primary adaptations, behavioural alterations and morphological defences, to reduce their probability of being killed by predators. There should be considerable selection for maintaining adaptive trait combinations between behavioural and morphological defences in natural populations. However, our understanding of how behaviour and morphology interact has been limited...
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