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Summary
Clownfish are slow swimmers and need the anemone for protection. Scientists have recently disocovered that the clownfish may also benefit the sea anemone by ventilating and circulating water that provides the anemone oxygen.
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coral
reef
underwater
global
warming
climate
change
anemone
clownfish
office of education and outreach
orange fin anemonefish
amphiprion chrysopterus
sea anemone
anemone oxygen
national parks gallery
ultra high resolution
high resolution
scuba diving
american samoa
Date
1916 - 2020
in collections
Source
National Parks Gallery
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Copyright info
Public Domain Dedication