Nothing stops the clownfish

Evolutionary pressure typically forces living organisms, to become highly optimized, efficient and unique like the clownfish.

Since "Finding Nemo" the clownfish has become a superstar in the underwater world and indeed he is. Having invented a protection shield that only a few fish do know about, he is one of the rare species that can avoid the potent poison of the sea anemone. It is not exactly known how he accomplishes it. One theory is that the mucus coating of the fish may be based on sugars rather than proteins. This would mean that anemones fail to recognize the fish as a potential food source and do not fire their nematocysts or sting organelles. But this is just one theory. The clownfish still keeps his secret like Coca-Cola keeps its recipe.

Although life under water is no merry-go-round, for the clownfish it is. No fear of being taken over by a bigger fish, no competition, no stress.

What is it that we can learn from the comedian amongst the fish?

Many, many years ago the clownfish had an idea. An outstanding idea that still keeps him afloat. Just one idea made him invincible. This proves again one fact: it's not size that matters, it's the quality. A great idea protects and relaxes. Concerning the results (Herma case study 2009-2011) of our innovation training we assure you to achieve similar effects.