Question

review paragraph 2.
2 the shrimp remove parasites from the fish. parasites are tiny sea creatures that attach to fish and cause them harm. the parasites are too small for the fish to remove on their own, but the parasites are the right size to make a perfect meal for a little shrimp. the shrimp uses its tiny claws to pick the dangerous parasites off the fish, and then it eats the parasites.
3 if a fish has parasites and wants to be cleaned, it looks for a brightly - colored cleaner shrimp waiting on a rock. when the fish swims up to the rock, the cleaner shrimp does a strange dance. the shrimp rocks its body from side to side, and it waves its front legs in the air as if to say, \fish cleaning service! come right in!\ this dance sends a signal to the fish that the shrimp is hungry and willing to clean the parasites off the fish. the fish then changes
based on clues in the text, what might happen to fish without the help of cleaner s
fish might be hurt by parasites.
fish might get lost in the open ocean.
fish might run into more predators.
fish might go hungry without food to eat.

Explanation:

The text states that parasites attach to fish and cause them harm, and shrimp remove these parasites. Without shrimp's help, the parasites would remain on the fish, so the fish would be hurt by parasites. The other options (getting lost, running into more predators, going hungry) are not supported by the text's clues about the shrimp - fish - parasite relationship.

Answer:

Fish might be hurt by parasites.