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    Home»SYMBIOTIC PORTRAIT of TWO FISHES»SYMBIOTIC PORTRAIT of TWO FISHES

    SYMBIOTIC PORTRAIT of TWO FISHES

    James R RowanBy James R RowanJuly 20, 2019
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    At initial glance, the long colorful shape trailing from the eye of the large fish first appeared to be an anatomical feature until I zoomed in and realized that it was a second fish! It appears like the smaller fish is engaged in a particular type of symbiotic relationship in which it feeds off areas of the larger fish ( especially around the eyes ) which helps it to keep free of certain types of infections and/or illnesses…….

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