Clownfish and Sea Anemones Relationships

The video explores the unique traits of clownfish, highlighting their shy yet aggressive nature. It delves into their symbiotic relationship with sea anemones, where clownfish find protection while providing cleaning services. The video also covers their habitat, behavior, and distribution across the Indian and Pacific Oceans, including the Great Barrier Reef and the Red Sea. The narrator shares a personal fondness for clownfish and encourages viewers to subscribe for more diving content.

What are two surprising qualities of clownfish?

• Shy and aggressive

• Timid and passive

• Calm and relaxed

• Bold and fearless

What is the primary function of the sea anemone's tentacles?

• To attract mates

• To store food

• To capture prey

• To provide shelter

What is the main reason most sea creatures avoid sea anemones?

• Their bright colors

• Their loud noises

• Their large size

• Their stinging tentacles

Why do clownfish patrol their home?

• To explore new areas

• To protect their eggs

• To find food

• To attract other fish

Where are clownfish commonly found?

• Arctic Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

• Indian and Pacific Oceans

• Mediterranean Sea

What is the primary habitat of clownfish?

• Coral reefs

• Freshwater lakes

• Deep ocean trenches

• Sandy beaches

What type of relationship do clownfish have with sea anemones?

• Parasitic

• Competitive

• Mutualistic

• Predatory

What service do clownfish provide to sea anemones?

• Food supply

• Parasite removal

• Water filtration

• Shelter

What does the narrator express about clownfish?

• They are one of their favorite fish

• They are difficult to photograph

• They are rarely seen

• They are dangerous to divers