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Galapagos sharks observed using manta rays for parasite removal

Galapagos sharks have been documented engaging in a behavior where they use manta rays to assist in removing parasites. This interaction showcases an interesting ecological relationship.

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Galapagos sharks have been documented engaging in a behavior where they use manta rays to assist in removing parasites. This interaction showcases an interesting ecological relationship.

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Original Headline

Watch sharks use manta rays to scratch unreachable itches

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Galapagos sharks observed using manta rays for parasite removal