Correction to: Diseased Social Predators.

In the original article, the second author's family name was misspelled. The correct name is Marta Paliaga.

Diseased Social Predators.

Social predators benefit from cooperation in the form of increased hunting success, but may be at higher risk of disease infection due to living in groups. Here, we use mathematical modeling to investigate the impact of disease transmission on the population dynamics benefits provided by group hunting. We consider a predator-prey model with foraging facilitation that can induce strong Allee effects in the predators.