Global boundedness and stabilization in a predator-prey model with cannibalism and prey-evasion

This paper is concerned with a predator-prey model with cannibalism and prey-evasion. The global existence and boundedness of solutions to the system in bounded domains of 1D and 2D are proved for any prey-evasion sensitivity coefficient. It is also shown that prey-evasion driven Turing instability when the prey-evasion coefficient surpasses the critical value. Besides, the existence of Hopf bifurcation, which generates spatiotemporal patterns, is established. And, numerical simulations demonstrate the complex dynamic behavior.