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Incredible footage of hermit crab changing shells with anemones!

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In this exciting excerpt from the third season of Jonathan Bird's Blue World, Jonathan films a hermit crab changing shells and then also transferring its anemones from one shell to the other. This is extremely rare footage of a seldom-seen behavior! To see the whole episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFkdiCQxbyg ********************************************************************** If you like Jonathan Bird's Blue World, join us on Facebook!

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The relation between these two different species is similar to the one of the bees and the flowers. While the hummingbird uses the flower for feeding purposes, the polen of the flower sticks to his feathers. After the hummingbird is done feeding, it flies away carrying the polen from the flower and this way inseminating other flowers.

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The relation that these two animals have is a particular one as the predator, the Nile crocodile, rests ashore with its mouth open allowing the Egyptian plover feast on the parasites that are found in the crocodiles mouth. In short, the plover gets food from the crocodile while the crocodile gets free dental surgery. PS: The plover does not die in the end.

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The relation between the Hermit crab and the Anemone is that the Anemone grows on the crabs back. This allows the crab to camouflage itself and hide from predators while the Hermit crab is transported and is able to spread its spores further and feed itself.

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Fernando Torre

Marta Sedeño Palomar

Miguel Pérez Lozano

Mark van der Boor

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Buphagus Africanus

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Equus zebra

Equus quagga

Equus grevyi

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Crocodylus niloticus

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Pluvianus aegyptius

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Calliactis parasitica

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Dardanus calidus

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A mutualistic relationship happens when organisms from different species benefit each other. Most likely, the organisms taking part have very different living requirements.

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The relation between zebras and oxpeckers is similar to the relation that the Egyptian plover and the Nile crocodile have. This is because the oxpeckers land on zebras and eat the parasites that live on its skin. This provides an easily accessible food source for the oxpeckers and the zebras get rid of the parasites which means that they will not die of parasites. Another benefitial factor for both species is that when there is danger the oxpeckers fly up in the air screaming which warns the zebras that there is danger.