It is shown how optimal Levy flight searching patterns for the location of sparsely and randomly distributed targets can emerge from conspecfiic avoidance(i. e. behaviour designed to avoid locations previously traversed by individuals of the same species). The findings may account for the scale-free foraging movements of jackals and ground-foraging beetles.
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