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Fish Can Recognize Familiar Faces As Quickly As Humans Do, Researchers Say
Can certain species of fish – especially specias that all seem to look alike – distinguish between friend from a foe? Apparantly so, say surprised reaserchers who say recongition comes down to small but distinct facial coloring patterns.
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