[DOC] [TLE] J! Archive - Show #2126, aired 1993-11-29 [PAR] These crustaceans that cling to ships & wharves also attach themselves to 
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from... [DOC] [TLE] Nature - jService.io - Jeopardy trivia question API [PAR] Clues for: Nature. Question, Answer, Value, Airdate. [DOC] [TLE] Chapter 21: Interdependence in the Sea [PAR] ships among living things and their environment is ... In the marine world, there 
are also many relationships among ... clinging to the rocks. ... The carbon in these 
organisms is released into the marine ..... In several species of sharks, a remora (
attached by a ... Another commensal relationship is that of a whale and the bar-. [DOC] [TLE] Barnacle dictionary definition | barnacle defined - YourDictionary [PAR] barnacle definition: The definition of a barnacle is a small crustacean that affixes 
itself to ... (noun) A shellfish that spends its adult life attached to a boat is a... ... 
cirriped crustaceans that cement themselves to rocks, wharves, ship bottoms, etc. 
and to other animals, as whales, after a free-swimming larval .... Also Mentioned 
In... [DOC] [TLE] barnacles : Encyclopedia : Food Network - Food Terms Encyclopedia [PAR] Marine crustaceans (not mollusks, as many think) of the subclass Cirripedia that 
... such as rocks, ship bottoms, wharves, pilings and even whales and large fish. 
... Acorn barnacles are what one most often sees clinging to pilings and ships. ... 
Because these barnacles attach themselves to ships, they have traveled to all... [DOC] [TLE] Cirripedia: The Barnacles [PAR] The Cirripedia are crustaceans that as adults are usually sessile, at- ... Some of 
these forms are periodically washed ashore, and .... organisms on ships and 
docks, where they add weight and resis- ... little if at all (forms attached to such 
moving hosts as whales, tur- ... that are themselves sessile or relatively sedentary
). [DOC] [TLE] Identifying crustaceans of the intertidal shore - Seafriends [PAR] Amongst the intertidal rocky shore crustaceans we find crabs, shrimps and 
barnacles. ... The Arthropods include ants, bees, spiders, scorpions but also 
many marine creatures ... These have five pairs of legs and two pairs of feelers. 
.... found only on bottoms of ships and flotsam but sometimes attached to the 
bodies of fish. [DOC] [TLE] Wild Whales  News  What's on that whale? [PAR] Feb 28, 2013 ... Often these hitchhikers are referred to as parasites, but that term ... They attach 
themselves to a whale's skin using hooked legs called dactyli. ... lice aren't 
actually lice at all; they are a unique type of crustacean called cyamids. [DOC] [TLE] commercial fishing | Britannica.com [PAR] Apr 3, 2015 ... It can also be done on a large scale with powerful deep-sea vessels and 
sophisticated ... most notably, crustaceans (lobsters, spiny lobsters, crabs, 
prawns, shrimps, ... Most of these animals are legally regarded as fish in many 
countries. ..... of this fishing method are the stick-held dip nets of the Japanese. [DOC] [TLE] Whale louse - Wikipedia [PAR] A whale louse is a commensal crustacean of the family Cyamidae. Despite the 
name, they are ... These include not only whales but also dolphins and porpoises
. ... legs, have developed into claw-like protuberances with which it clings to its 
host. ... Whale lice attach themselves to the host body in places that protect them 
from... [DOC] [TLE] Barnacles melt in your mouth, not on your ship - CSMonitor.com [PAR] Sep 7, 1983 ... About these ads ... Barnacles, crusty shellfish which attach themselves to buoys, 
rocks, boats, ... Heavy barnacle crusts can slow a ship down to half speed and 
result in ... Barnacles are crustaceans, distant cousins to crab and shrimp. ... The 
lucky ones stick to an obliging surface with adhesive disks on the... [DOC] [TLE] critters of doheny - Doheny State Beach [PAR] Jun 1, 2013 ... just like larvae of other crustaceans; however, when a barnacle ... These 
organisms are the highest living intertidal marine species

Question: These crustaceans that cling to ships & wharves also attach themselves to whales
Answer: barnacles