If you've ever wondered how and why "sucker fish" hitch a—usually—wild ride with a humpback whale on the move, new footage ...
New footage from cameras attached to humpback whales has revealed rare insights into the life of the “sucker fish” hitching a ...
As the humpback plunges back below the surface the remoras, also known as sucker fish, return to the whale, sticking their ...
Off Australia’s east coast, scientists have captured breathtaking footage of remora fish — the ocean’s ultimate hitchhikers — ...
In nature, they’re called symbiotic relationships — like the remora fish, which attaches to a shark’s underbelly and scarfs on its food scraps, keeping the shark’s body clean and enjoying safe passage ...
Cameras mounted on the backs of humpbacks off Australia’s coast offer insights into the relationship between the whales and the fish that hitchhike on them.
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