Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 5月1日 00時12分

Candy-striped shrimp like this one at the @AlaskaSeaLifeCenter have unique pinchers that are used to make a loud clicking noise as well as send a stream of water meant to deter predators and knock down its prey. They tend to live in symbiotic relationships with gobies, burrowing with the fish and taking advantage of their superior eyesight in order to be more aware of predators. The shrimp is an excellent bulldozer and stirs the gravel with their pincers in order to rustle up food that the two animals share. These two animals are a great example of how nature works together in many ways.

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