The motion of fish is too much a complex phenomena. Few models are there which describe the movement of fin, tail of a fish. A single fish moves in a random pattern when alone, whereas exhibit some specific kind of movement when in a school. Is there any model available in literature which can effectively describe the motion of fish.
Here is the Cambridge author who worked on fish locomotion as early as the 1960 s. His publication: Bainbridge, R. 1961. Problems of fish locomotion. Symp. Zool. Soc. London. 5, 13 -32.
Thank you so much Prof. M. N. Kutty Sir and Mr. Usman Atique for the inputs. I got a book titled "Fish Physiology: Locomotion", Editted by Hoar and Randall.
"Fish Physiology: Locomotion", edited by Hoar & Randall is an outstanding book in the field and would be very useful.
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