Clownfish colonies broadcast sounds for a number of reasons: from announcing territory, to sounding a predator or threat alarm. But they also use their voices in more sophisticated ways: to “talk” their way out of trouble. 🎥Animals Decoded | Smithsonian Channel

14K views · 277 reactions | Clownfish + Anemones = Symbiotic Relationship Goals 冀 A symbiotic relationship in which two organisms benefit from one another is called mutualism. The clownfish provide food, help to clean parasites and chase away predators while the anemone provides a safe place for the fish to live. Clownfish are actually one of the few species that can survive the sting of a sea anemone due to a layer of mucus that protects their bodies! | Shedd Aquarium | Facebook

15K views · 811 reactions | Clownfish and anemones share a unique and...