Dr. Cliff Redford

No, these guys are huge.

And so not in Nemo at all.

I mean, I'm sure they passed off, you know, before, spoiler alert, the barracuda ate all the eggs except for the one.

There you go.

It's all in the title, David.

It's all in the title.

Sometimes it's got to be very, very clear.

Are you telling me the Hail Mary movie is not about football?

So at night, apparently, not apparently, at night, it goes down and I guess it sleeps, it naps, it rests down in these crevices and it has these glands just behind its gills and

and it produces mucus, as do most glands.

And this mucus, it takes about 30 minutes, and the parrotfish will build a giant mucus slime ball bubble that it sleeps in.

It's like a pillow for your entire body.

That's fair.

That's fair.

Yeah.

But the thing is, is like everything in nature, there's purpose, right?

This mucus has antibiotic properties.

It's the next treatment for the zombie plague, I think.

So it covers himself in this mucus and...

You know, any sort of pathogen, any sort of bacteria, it helps kill it.