Clownfish

There's a couple in here from Reef Beauties.

What kind of, what do you got? So I got some Blenny, Clown, Cardinal, a couple Cromas in here.

I did have four Cromas in here and then they picked two of each other off.

And then I have a, a sand

Something you don't know about me.

Oh, what don't you know about me? I'm quite obsessed with anemone fish.

What? Why? Why not?

Okay.

It's really unknown whether the anemone needs them or the fish needs the anemone more.

And their form is different in different parts of the world.

So different oceans have different types of anemone fish.

Wow.

crazy.

Clownfish.

There you go.

We don't know everything, but now we know this.

Thank you.

What type of fish is Nemo? Clown.

He's a clown fish.

Good job.

on call to try to help you with your museum here.

Before we began, somebody was standing in front of that giant tank, kind of not quite shouting, but I guess vociferously expressing themselves, saying, Nemo!

Nemo!

That tank has a Nemo and a Dory in it, right? A clownfish.

And then what kind of fish is Dory again?

A regal blue tank.

Come on, fellas.

Clownfish especially, when they are stressed, they will all clump together in a really tight ball because of the safety in numbers.

If the group of fish are less stressed, they should disperse from that ball really quickly.

We will take a screenshot every ten seconds.

Coyotes and badgers.

Clownfish and...

Clowns?

I love clowns.

And here's the final one.

Who watches The Clownfish? That's a brain teaser, that one.

I mean, it's Finding Nemo and a famous graphic novelist.

I mean, yeah, I know the graphic novelist at all.

The clownfish and sea anemone represent symbiosis at its finest.

The relationship between clownfish and sea anemone is one of the most iconic symbiotic partnerships in the natural world, a mutualism where both sides benefit, though the dependence is not equal.

Clownfish live among the anemone's tentacles, protected from predators.

The anemone has nematocysts, tiny stinging cells that would kill most fish instantly.

But clownfish have evolved a special mucus coating that makes them immune to these stings.

The clownfish provides the anemone with countless benefits.

The movements of clownfish circulate water around the anemone's tissues, supporting gas exchange and removing debris.

Clownfish remove small parasites and surface contaminants from the anemone.

Um, Nemo is a what?

Clownfish.

Fish.

Okay, yes.