 This distraction display commonly fools the females into behaving as if a nest has been discovered there and they rush to that site, leaving the male's real nest alone.Bowfin ("Amia calva") males caring for their free-swimming fry exhibit a related distraction display when a potential fry-predator approaches; they move away and thrash about as if injured, drawing the predator's attention toward himself.In the Malili Lakes of Sulawesi, Indonesia, one species of sailfin silverside ("Telmatherina sarasinorum") is an egg predator.