Fish choose their leaders by consensus

Just after Americans have headed to the polls to elect their next president, a new report in the November 13th issue of Current Biology, a Cell Press publication, reveals how one species of fish picks its leaders: Most of the time they reach a consensus to go for the more attractive of two candidates.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news145799608.html">Fish choose their leaders by consensus</a></p> <p>Just after Americans have headed to the polls to elect their next president, a new report in the November 13th issue of <I>Current Biology</I>, a Cell Press publication, reveals how one species of fish picks its leaders: Most of the time they reach a consensus to go for the more attractive of two candidates.</p>