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Why don't stinging cells of Cnidaria hurt clownfish?

Select one:

A. Clownfish are covered with mucous to help protect them.

B. Clownfish are immune to the toxin.

C. Clownfish never touch the Cnidarian.

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Final answer:

Clownfish and cnidarians have a unique relationship that enables the clownfish to live among sea anemones safely despite the stinging cells present in cnidarians.


Explanation:

Clownfish can resist the stings of cnidarians due to a mutualistic relationship with sea anemones where they live among them for protection. The sea anemones' tentacles that sting other fish do not harm the clownfish, allowing them to coexist peacefully.


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Clownfish are covered with mucous to help protect them.
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