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LOL. Is that what you call the high-pitched shrieking???But the soprano singing might make up for it!

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LOL. Is that what you call the high-pitched shrieking???But the soprano singing might make up for it!
If introduced in our local lake, it would help to improve visibility and reduce silting.
Remoras usually attach themselves to relatively flat surfaces. They usually try to eat things that are shaped like a 4-8" mullet.Yeah f that. In Belize I had a three foot remora try to attach to my junk for 40 minutes of an hour long dive. At first I was trying to swat it away and doing 360’s and barrel rolls, but it kept coming back.. it finally became a boxing match and I had to deal it several solid blows. I tried to console myself that it was a female and I’m just that good looking, but I kept coming to the realization I’m just a big fat whale