In a dyadic interaction, a male orients head towards other male and lunges at the other male, producing a series of sound pulses and extending his lower jaw. The other male swims away from the lunging male.
Rose L. Tatarsky, Zilin Guo, Sarah C. Campbell, Helena Kim, Wenxuan Fang, Jonathan T. Perelmuter, Eric R. Schuppe, Kevin W. Conway, Hudson K. Reeve, and Andrew H. Bass
Journal of Experimental Biology
2022. 225:None-None; doi: 10.1242/jeb.244585