10 incredible facts about the WILD symbiotic relationship between the Clown Fish and sea Anemone: 🐠 Anemones protect clownfish from predators with their stinging tentacles. 🐠 Clownfish attract prey with their vibrant colors, providing a food source for anemones. 🐠 Clownfish help keep the anemone’s home clean by eating leftover food. 🐠 Clownfish contribute nutrients to the anemone through their waste, promoting its growth. 🐠 Swimming around the anemone, clownfish help circulate oxygen, keepi

Clown knife fish are native to SE Asia. They were introduced into Florida’s waters illegally and have since flourished. They can be intimidating to work with in the kitchen, as you have to scrape the meat off the spine. Taste wise, like any other white fish but with a unique spongy texture when cooked! #clownknifefish #invasivespecies #fishing | Landshark Outdoors

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A partnership in paradise. The beautiful anenome fish (“clown fish” or “Nemos” for Disneyphiles) often find homes inside the stinging tentacles of venomous anemones. . Researchers don’t completely understand the symbiotic relationship but it’s thought the fish and anemone swap microbes when the fish rubs all over. This may help the anemone know not to sting and eat the clownfish. In exchange clownfish clean off parasites and lure smaller fish to their hosts’ deadly carpet. . It’s great to be div