Mutualism in the ocean

Answer 1

The pilot fish and a shark. The pilot fish cleans sharks of parasites. so sharks gets cleaned and pilot fish gets free meal.

Also, a clown fish is given a home in a sea anemone and is protected by it. In return, the sea anemone is protected by the clown fish.

These examples are true, of mutualism.

Answer 2

An example of mutualism in the ocean is the goby fish and the tiger pistol shrimp. While the shrimp makes a burrow for this fish, the fish protects the shrimp. Another example is the clown fish and anemone. Mutualism is when two different organisms have a relationship that is beneficial for both.

Answer 3

Mutualism in the ocean involves interactions between different species that benefit both parties. For example, cleaner fish remove parasites from other fish, benefiting both by one gaining food and the other being cleaned. Coral reefs are another example where coral and algae have a mutualistic relationship where both benefit from the exchange of nutrients and shelter.

Answer 4

One common one is the Clownfish and the Anemone.

Answer 5

Remora and sharks.

Remora are little fish that attach themselves onto sharks and pick their teeth for food. So, while they get their food the sharks get clean teeth.

Answer 6

deerfish can feed off of crabs when theres extra food laying on the without the crab hurting the fish

Answer 7

The boxer crab uses small sea anemones as "boxing gloves" for protection and the sea anemone move to new feeding grounds