The life of the species living in coral
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1) Cleaning wrasse eat parasites off other fish in the coral reef as part of their job. They feel safe because other fish need their services. 2) Starfish like Coral live in abandoned fish homes in the coral reef to hide from predators, though they sometimes lose legs in battles with crabs. 3) Hermit crabs like Frank hide pieces of sponge and anemone on themselves for camouflage in the coral reef rocks, and have stingers for defense against predators.
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Personalization Strategies: We discussed how to leverage data and insights to create personalized experiences that resonate with customers.
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Variables and Datatypes
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Variables, Constants, and Arguments in Studio
Control Flow in Studio
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- 2. Cleaning Wrasses Hi there! I’m George, and I’m a Cleaning Wrasse. I’ve been living here in the coral reefs for some time now and I want to tell you a few things about my job. Actually, it’s in my name. What I do is I pull parasites off other fish. I don’t feel very threatened here, because everyone needs me and my family.
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