...They're commonly said to feed on parasites found in the mouths of crocodiles. According to Wikipedia, this is probably a myth. Are they right?
From my reading it does appear to be true. This kind of relationship is called a symbiotic one in which both parties benefit in some way.
Here are some more examples of such relationships-makes a fun and interesting read!
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