Underwater Symbiotic Relationships
Symbiotic relationships occur when two different organisms live together. We can divide these relationships in 3 types: Mutualism: when both individuals benefit from the relationship; Commensalism: when only one benefits from it, while the other species is not affected; Parasitism: when not only just one specie benefits from it but also causes harm to the other one. We, as divers, are lucky to observe many of these underwater living arrangements. Here are just two examples: Anemone and Clownfish Here is a classic example of mutualism. The clownfish, also known as Nemo or anemonefish, seeks shelter in the midst of the…










