QUEENSLAND: Man has been raising animals for thousands of years, but for the first time in the history of the world, an animal has been found to be raising another animal.
This is a kind of fish called farmer fish. Australian experts say it recruits little shrimp to make algae deposits from them. Earlier, some types of ants breed a type of aphid worm, also known as ‘bottom’. Ants feed on insects and in return they protect the ants from invading animals and this process is also called symbiosis in the language of biology.
Now experts at the University of Griffith and Deccan have spotted a fish in the coral reefs at Bells, whose full name is Long Finn Demselfish, and she keeps working with a shrimp called Mycenae. These fish make a pile of algae for their food. Here shrimp waste increases crop growth. In return, Shrimp gets a safe place to live. When a shrimp comes to eat, the fish chases after the animal and chases it away.
For confirmation, scientists have conducted research in the laboratory and at sea itself. He noticed that the smell of dam sailfish attracted Shrimp. Meanwhile, they forget the smell of their prey. Now, if anyone comes to eat these shrimps, the farmer fish chases them away.
Shrimp, on the other hand, increases the quality and yield of algae and improves the health of the fish. Experts noticed that when the shrimp were removed from Alji, it also lowered Alji’s quality. Thus it was decided that the fish reared shrimp and got better algae in return.