Fish Among Tentacles, Bee in a Flower
Age 9 · Nature
A small orange-and-white fish lives safely among a sea anemone’s stinging tentacles. The anemone gets cleaned and fed, and in a garden a bee carries pollen from flower to flower so both find food.
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Age 9: open this week
Browse Age 9In the picture
- The orange-and-white fish nestled among the tentacles
- The anemone tentacle tip touching the fish’s mouth
- The bee sitting inside the open flower
Examples
- Clownfish and sea anemones
- Bees and the flowers they visit
Key takeaways
- Two kinds of living things can stay together and both do better.
- One gets food or a safe home, the other gets cleaned or carried.
Quiz: Fish Among Tentacles, Bee in a Flower (Age 9)
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What is the main idea of a partnership between two different species?
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In the fish and sea anemone partnership, what does each partner get?
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Why does evolution reward partnerships like these?
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