Fish Among Tentacles, Bee in a Flower

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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In 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.

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