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Describe The Relationship Between Hermit Crab And Sea Anemone

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How you ever thought in a million years that a dog who just had a litter would foster a kitten? In some cases it may be very weird but, this happens with other animals. If you read the first passage 2nd paragraph you will have a little more understanding. Picture this, a Hermit Crab and Sea Anemone, they help each other, the Hermit Crab uses pinchers to tap the Sea Anemones. The Sea Anemones attaches to the Hermit Crab 's shell, the crab gives the Sea Anemone a ride along the bottom of the ocean. In return for the free ride the Sea Anemone protects the Hermit Crab from Octopuses and other predators. The Hermit Crab gives protection from starfish and other attackers. As I have explained the relationship of the Hermit Crab and Sea Anemone, they

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