Lateralisation helps sailfish snatch sardines
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Lateralisation helps sailfish snatch sardines
![Graphic][1] When we pick up a pen to write, we tend to use either our right or our left hand. This lateralisation helps us react rapidly and cuts down on how much nerve tissue we need. But if you are a predator, lateralisation may be costly: if prey can anticipate your angle of attack, it
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