Dinner or Danger? How Hunger Changes the Rules of the Night @stri_panama
Dinner or Danger? How Hunger Changes the Rules of the Night  @stri_panama
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
STRI fellow Briana Sealey and colleagues explore how Jamaican fruit bats balance risk and reward under moonlit skies 🌕🦇

Their findings show that hunger drives bolder foraging, with males and females responding differently to danger revealing how internal state can override classic antipredator behavior.
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Dinner or Danger? How Hunger Changes the Rules of the Night

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