Studying how predators and prey behave in the wild — through a game of tag

Université Laval ecologists David Bolduc and Frédéric Dulude-de Broin created a game of predator-prey tag to learn more about how animals interact in the wild. They gathered a couple dozen students to role-play in the woods in Val-Morin, Que. — all in the name of science.

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