In the context of game theory, which scenario best illustrates an evolutionary stable strategy in the presence of information asymmetry?

An evolutionary stable strategy (ESS) is a strategy that, if adopted by a population, cannot be invaded by any alternative strategy. In a scenario with information asymmetry, imagine two types of animals: aggressive and peaceful. The aggressive animals may seem stronger and more likely to win fights, while peaceful animals may avoid conflict and conserve energy. If the aggressive type dominates, it can deter peaceful animals from trying to compete, but if they become too common, peaceful types can thrive by avoiding confrontation altogether. For example, if the peaceful animals can recognize threats and only engage when they have an advantage, they can survive and reproduce, illustrating how strategies can evolve based on the information available to different types in a population.