What looks effortless isn’t always easy. When fish hang motionless in the water column, they appear to be resting—but new research reveals they’re actually working twice as hard as scientists previously thought. A comprehensive study of 13 fish species shows that hovering burns nearly double the energy of true rest, overturning decades of assumptions about … Read more
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