Remora

Aaron Gurman

prey adaptations

Predators

There is only one predator of remora's and that is humans.

Habitat

Habitat of a Remora is in warmer parts of the ocean where it sticks on to multiple sea animals.

Reproduction

It is not known how they reproduce (have kids)

Diet

The remora used to be thought to eat the scraps of other fish but no people realized that they cling onto a host and the hosts body  or gill chambers 

The remora doesn't have any swim bladder

Economic importance to humans

The remora is used to catch sharks turtles and large fish. people all around the world use them by strapping them to  a fishing rod and than realizing them the remora will find a fish turtle or shark and attach to it witch would be pulled lightly back to the fisherman. some fishermen in Australia eat them after they catch these fish but people in the west Indies sing songs about them

comparing

I am going to compare the Great White Shark

Recourses 

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