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Why Are Whales And Turtles Often Covered With Barnacles, And Do The Barnacles Hurt Their Hosts?
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Why Are Whales And Turtles Often Covered With Barnacles, And Do The Barnacles Hurt Their Hosts?
Shutterstock Whales are amazing creatures, swimming throughout the Earth’s oceans often traveling thousands of miles to follow food, mate, and seemingly just have fun. Almost anywhere you find whales, however, you’re also going to find barnacles. Barnacles are a species of crustation, but unlike shrimp, lobster, and crabs, barnacles don’t move around on their own. Instead, they attach to one thing and if all goes right, they will remain in place…
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