The Relationship Of An Eel And A Shrimp

What at first might appear to be a Frightening sight of a prey willingly entering the den of a predator is actually quite fascinating as what we see is an exotic Moray eel. Its companion is a cleaner shrimp which removes parasites as well as dead skins by moving around the whole  body of the eel. Cleaning even the insides of its mouth to form a symbiotic relationship that benefits them both.

Luca Joe Keller, an underwater videographer, captures and shares similar videos of exotic marine  animals through his social media.

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