Understanding the intricate life of clownfish reveals a fascinating blend of biology, ecology, and environmental interaction. These vibrant marine creatures, recognized for their striking orange and white coloration, inhabit the warm, shallow waters of the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Clownfish, particularly famous for their symbiotic relationship with sea anemones, have captured the attention of marine enthusiasts and scientists alike. Their unique behaviors, social structures, and adaptability contribute to their appeal, raising questions about their life expectancy both in the wild and in captivity. Life expectancy in the wild can vary significantly due to numerous factors, including environmental conditions, predation, and food availability. In contrast, clownfish raised in controlled environments such…