STOLEN Clown fish

THIS TRAVELTAG HAS BEEN STOLEN!

This travelling Clownfish wants to travel worldwide to spread the messege of treating animals good. It would love to se a lot of animals on it's travel, so please upload a picture of it together with an animal of any kind.

Upload picture by clicking here: http://www.geocaching.com/track/tupload.aspx?ID=3376986

Keep him travelling, because I will donate 1 DKK (danish coin) to WWF, for every new cache it is dropped at, to save the coral reefs.
For every photo of the clownfish with an animal, uploaded I will donate 1  DDK extra.
For every 100 miles it travels I will also donate 5 DDK extra.
For any fun, special or extrordinary picture of the travelling clownfish with an animal, I will donate 2 DDK extra.

Help me, help the clownfish!

Total: 245DDK

Did you know that the clownfish is one of the worlds most endangered species?
Clownfish are known internationally as "anemonefishes", (anemone fish) because they live their entire life (except as larval fish) along with tropical sea anemones. Clownfish are in nature is always found by a sea anemone, except for the larval stage who is lived at deep seas. Clown fish can live in the poisonous sea anemones because the fish has a protective layer of mucus which does not release poisonous sea anemones burning cells as other marine animals.

Clownfish are defending their territory with impressive aggression, particularly if they have eggs. Most species of clown fish spawn every few weeks most of the year.
Some species of clown fish communicate with each other by producing sounds with teeth and/or jaw. The clownfish is today severely threatened by pollution, etc.. Clownfish can be found in the Indo-Pacific, witch means from the east coast of Africa to Tahiti.

The clownfish is known from the movie "Finding Nemo".