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Sharks are messy eaters that swim around all day with a small Remora fish attached to their undersides. The Remora eats any food that the shark may drop. The Remora does nothing…
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Sharks are messy eaters that swim around all day with a small Remora fish attached to their undersides. The Remora eats any food that the shark may drop. The Remora does nothing for the shark. This is an example of…
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