The goby fish

987K views · 20K reactions | The pistol shrimp and goby fish form a fascinating symbiotic relationship. The goby acts as a lookout, keeping an eye on predators, while the pistol shrimp, with its excellent digging abilities, provides a shared burrow for both to reside in. This partnership enhances the safety and survival chances for both species in their natural habitat. . . . . . #fish #shrimp #ocean #scubadiver #dauin #discover | Critter Hunter | Facebook

4.4K views · 703 reactions | The Signal Goby, a.k.a., Crab-eye Goby, a.k.a., Twin-spot Goby feeds by sand-sifting for tiny invertebrates, so we find them just off a reef or near a shoreline in silty, nutrient-rich sand. When not feeding, we often see pairs digging burrows, each taking a turn keeping watch for danger while the other digs.⁠ ⁠  @blennywatcher Anna DeLoach Papua New Guinea 2008 | Maduro Dive | Facebook

Hello world 🐟 DWT supporter Jana captured this incredible footage of goby eggs hatching in a rockpool at Corbyn Head! There are several species of goby in the UK, mostly found in rockpools and close to shore. Have you ever been lucky enough to see their eggs hatching? 📷 Jana Fischer, Shores of South Devon #AmazingNature | Devon Wildlife Trust