... illumination and possibly leaf brightness, but apparently ignoring leaf shape and color. Habitat selection Color vision Salticidae Visual search Forest Many arthropod species have evolved to thrive only within a narrow range of microhabitats, such as the leaves or bark of a specific species...

...Vivek Nityananda; Jonathan G. Pattrick SUMMARY Visual search is well studied in human psychology, but we know comparatively little about similar capacities in non-human animals. It is sometimes assumed that animal visual search is restricted to a single target at a time. In bees, for example...

... to perform matched tests to compare the ways fish and humans scan stationary visual scenes. In humans, visual search is seen as a doorway to cortical mechanisms of how attention is allocated. Fish lack a cortex and we therefore wondered whether archerfish would differ from humans in how they scan...