What Disney Didn’t Tell You About Nemo!

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Ocellaris clownfish and sea anemones live together because of a special mutualistic relationship — they help each other survive. Here's how it works:

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Protection:
The anemone’s stinging tentacles keep predators away.
Clownfish have a special mucus coating that protects them from getting stung.

Safe Home:
The anemone acts like a living shelter where the clownfish can hide and sleep.

Food Access:
Clownfish eat leftover food from the anemone, and sometimes even its parasites.

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Cleaning Help:
Clownfish remove debris, parasites, and even defend the anemone from predators like butterflyfish.

Better Water Flow:
Their constant movement helps circulate water around the anemone, improving oxygen flow.

Food Supply:
Clownfish may bring small bits of food into the anemone’s tentacles or drop leftovers nearby.

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