Remora

Yeah.

Remoras?

Yeah, remoras.

I thought it was weird you put those in there.

No, it wasn't.

Let me ask you this.

Based off of Evan's observation of what happens with you with the Remoras, do you make the tradesmen maybe narrate you swimming around, or I should say struggling around in one of the tanks as if he's David Attenborough narrating a documentary?

Mm-hmm.

The creatures might have developed a commensal relationship with humans, meaning that they benefit and we do not.

Remora have a commensal thing going on with sharks.

Demodex facemites have a commensal thing going on with us.

Or they might be synanthropes, relying on humans without us ever throwing open the porch door to them.

And more.

Remora.

Remora.

Remora.

Ray Remora.

It was easy when I didn't have them, but now I do.

I've had them since April, and I know she will eventually come out of hiding now that the vid restrictions are loosened.

All that spinning ends with a splash, and that sound can travel through the water.

Spinning might also help knock off pesky hitchhikers like Remora, which we met in our whale shark episode.

But it could also come down to play, and it does look terribly fun.

Whatever the reason, all that spinning is how the spinner dolphin got its name.

Is it like when you see those fish that live on other fish and they clean them, but they get food off of them, but they're also cleaning them, so they're providing a service?

Remora, with rays, I believe you're talking about.

That's the one.

Again, tip of my tongue.