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Exploring Animal Relationships: Mutualism, Parasitism, Commensalism, and More

Delve into the intricate web of animal relationships in nature, focusing on various types: mutualism, parasitism, commensalism, scavenging, predator-prey dynamics, decomposers, and competition. Discover how sharks and eels collaborate for mutual benefit, while tapeworms exemplify parasitism by thriving off their hosts. Commensal animals like leeches highlight the delicate balance of ecosystems, while scavengers like black jaguars consume carrion. Learn about predator-prey interactions, like jaguars chasing deer, and the competitive struggles for mates among wildlife.

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Exploring Animal Relationships: Mutualism, Parasitism, Commensalism, and More

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  1. animal relationships By: Concepcion meza

  2. Forest Mutualism-a shark and a eel Parasitism-tape worm lives in the human or animal and eats the insides of the host. Commensalism-birds following army ant raids on a forest floor. Scavenger-wolf eat the dead body of an animal. predator-prey- an owl chasing a rat or a mouse. Decomposer-red fire ants eat the left over of a bug. Competition-two moose's are fighting over a female.

  3. Rain forest Mutualism-parrots and toucans eat nuts. Parasitism-a flee on wild cat. Commensalism-a leech on a person. Scavenger-a black jaguar eat the dead body of a elk. predator-prey-jaguar chasing an small deer. Decomposer-the ants are decomposing the body of a dead animal. Competition-two birds fight over a female bird.

  4. tundra Mutualism-lichen and algae Parasitism-Male mosquitoes ingest plant juices Commensalism-parasitism- deer tick on a deer Scavenger-a bird look for a dead body predator-prey-a polar bear and a fish Decomposer-bacteria Competition-ecosystem

  5. salt water Mutualism-shark and lee Parasitism- tapeworm in a fish Commensalism-a lee on a fish Scavenger- Aquarium Fish predator-prey-humen vs. a shark Decomposer- Guinea worm Competition-Chesapeake Bay vs. another

  6. desert Mutualism- Moss growing on trees benefits Parasitism-tick on a dog Commensalism-a musketo on a person Scavenger- vouchers predator-prey-bird vs. snakes Decomposer-ants Competition- Scorpio vs. a Scorpio for a mate

  7. fresh water Mutualism-flashlight fish and other fish Parasitism-badgers and other fish Commensalism-frogs or mosquito eggs to mosquitoes Scavenger-alligator predator-prey-alligator vs. a smaller alligator Decomposer-aquarium Competition-a frog and another frog fighting for a mate

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