In the presence of a lion, some gazelles 'stot', lifting all four feet off the ground simultaneously and springing into the air. In most cases, the lion will not chase after the stotting gazelle. Which of the following is NOT an explanation of stotting from the perspective of costly signaling theory? Group of answer choices Stotting is an honest signal of the gazelle's fitness that is difficult to be faked. By receiving signals from gazelles, lions also benefit from not wasting time in fruitless pursuit. Stotting is designed to function mostly as an alarm signal for the entire group, thus it is group-beneficial behavior at the expense of individual. By stotting, gazelles are signaling to lions that they can escape even after they deliberately slow themselves down with some apparently wasteful behavior