Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/IuXOpSvbF8C.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Mutualism: Why Sharks Never Eat Their Little Dentist Fish [E2zPeJYpfjZ] Health Updated on August 08, 2026 EDT — Published on August 08, 2026 EDT Cleaner wrasses eat harmful parasites off sharks’ teeth, gills and skin. Sharks stay still with mouths open to cooperate. Both creatures gain survival advantages, proving even top ocean predators rely on small marine partners. CqDbpJqVYWk lpNKKGdfFKJ pz68939tHpA VCH7emNiiHd bI9tWIf1eKN 9mFwxKXmTfE
Cleaner wrasses eat harmful parasites off sharks’ teeth, gills and skin. Sharks stay still with mouths open to cooperate. Both creatures gain survival advantages, proving even top ocean predators rely on small marine partners. CqDbpJqVYWk lpNKKGdfFKJ pz68939tHpA VCH7emNiiHd bI9tWIf1eKN 9mFwxKXmTfE