Bifurcation analysis of one prey two predator model with fear effect.

In this study, the impact of anxiety on the dynamics of a three-species biogeo-chemical cycle model is addressed. The top predator accountable for the cost of dread will be brought down by the growth rate of an intermediate predator provided in this scenario. Prey growth rates because of apprehension about intermediate predators. We covered local stability analysis, equilibrium, and bifurcation analysis in this inquiry. The results suggest that the fear effect can help to stabilize the chaotic dynamics of the system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]