The animal commonly known as the "clownfish" belongs to the family Pomacentridae and is scientifically named Amphiprioninae. Clownfish are famous for their bright orange coloration with white bands, making them easily recognizable. They are primarily found in warmer waters of the Pacific and Indian Oceans, often living among the protective tentacles of sea anemones. This symbiotic relationship benefits both species; the clownfish receives protection from predators, while the anemone benefits from the clownfish's feeding habits and the nutrients it contributes. Clownfish gained widespread popularity due to their portrayal in media, notably in the animated film "Finding Nemo."