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Anemone stings other creatures but not the clownfish. The clownfish ca. use Anemone as a home

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Give barnacles a stable place to live. Barnacles do not affect the whale.

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Decorator crabs are crabs that attach bits of seaweed, sponges, and other materials to their shells as camouflage. They often attach pieces of sea sponge to their shells, which provides them with nice camouflage. In return, the sea sponge benefits from the crab’s movement, which helps to circulate water and bring in food.

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even though in large groups the whale is still able to hunt down the fish because of its superior size

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um its shown that the parasite sticks its self and eats the snappers tongue. Only the parasite benefits from this

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Shark eating what appears to be a walrus

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Shark eating what appears to be a walrus

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It appears to be eating a walrus while it is trying to escape, chances of survival for the walrus are low due to how close the shark is

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Shrimp and gobies are two species that live together in a symbiotic relationship. The shrimp digs and maintains a burrow in the sand, while the goby stands guard outside

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This turtle even if its slow takes a large bite of this crab, turtles are known to have very strong teeth

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Porcelain crabs are small crabs that live in the tentacles of sea anemones. They feed on the anemone’s mucus and small bits of leftover food. In return, they help keep the anemone clean by removing parasites and debris.

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A Sacculina barnacle. It sits at the base of a crab's abdomen.

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A Sacculina barnacle. It sits at the base of a crab's abdomen.

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The Sacculina barnacle sits at the bottom of a crabs abdomen and takes control over its body.

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you can see that the dolphin has catched this fish for its meal, the fish appears dead already

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Sea cucumbers give protection and food to Emperor Shrimps

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Corals are marine animals that form colonies and secrete a hard exoskeleton. They have a mutualistic relationship with tiny algae called zooxanthellae, which live inside their tissues. The zooxanthellae provides the coral with food through photosynthesis, while the coral provides the algae with a safe home and nutrients.

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There is even a copepod called Ommatokoita elongata

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There is even a copepod called Ommatokoita elongata

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It is a "parasite" in whichcovers a greenland sharks and sleeper sharks eyes permanently .

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Pom-pom crabs are small crabs that live in the tentacles of sea anemones. They use their claws to wave around bits of anemone tentacles, which helps the anemone to breathe and circulate water. In return, the anemone provides the crab with a safe home and food scraps.

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The bopyrid isopod, parasite attaches itself under the shrimps skin and sucks the shrimps bloods.

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They compete on getting the most calcium and food, the loser is the one that gets overgrown and the first one that dies because of lack of food and calcium.

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Remoras get a ride from sea turtles and enables them to access to more food source. While the benefit does not benefit nor get harmed from the remoras.

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Sharks and Dolphins

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Some stingrays know how to camouflage in the sand to capture prey easier like this shrimp being eaten

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the sea lampreys attaches to a host fish and often kills it