Clownfish are well adapted to living in coral reefs. Which feature of clownfish shows this?

its immunity to the poisonous anemones that live on coral

its bright colors, like many of the coral reef fish species

the ability to survive in great depths

the ability to survive in the cold

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Annika Hull

Biology

21 September, 06:23

Clownfish are well adapted to living in coral reefs. Which feature of clownfish shows this?

its immunity to the poisonous anemones that live on coral

its bright colors, like many of the coral reef fish species

the ability to survive in great depths

the ability to survive in the cold

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Dud · Answer 1

its immunity to the poisonous anemones that live on coral

Explanation:

Clownfishes are found in marine habitats. They vary in colour from blue to orange. They are very active and defend their territory.

Coral reefs are inhabited by anemones which are generally poisonous to fishes. Clownfishes are the only fishes that do net get stung by tentacles of sea anemones because they have a slimy mucus covering. Hence they live with the anemones in a symbiotic relationship in reefs. They get leftover food from anemones and clean the anemone surface in return.

Heath Maddox · Answer 2

Its immunity to the poisonous anemones allows the clownfish a greater chance of survival

so that is most likely what shows they are well adapted to coral reefs

Clownfish are well adapted to living in coral reefs. Which feature of clownfish shows this?its immunity to the poisonous anemones that live on coralits bright colors, like many of the coral reef fish speciesthe ability to survive in great depthsthe ability to survive in the cold

Clownfish are well adapted to living in coral reefs. Which feature of clownfish shows this?

its immunity to the poisonous anemones that live on coral

its bright colors, like many of the coral reef fish species

the ability to survive in great depths

the ability to survive in the cold