A tick living on a dog
parasitism
The honeyguide bird leading the honey badger to a bee's hive, both eat the honey
mutualism
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A tick living on a dog
parasitism
The honeyguide bird leading the honey badger to a bee's hive, both eat the honey
mutualism
A tapeworm living in a 6th grade student's intestines
parasitism
A bird building their nest in a tree
commensalism
The hermit crab carrying the sea anemone on its back
commensalism
The bristle worm removing parasites from the hermit crab and eating the hermit crabs leftovers
mutualism
Head lice living on a human scalp
parasitism
mistletoe putting its roots into its HOST tree
parasitism
The ants and the acacia tree living together and both receiving benefit
mutualism
The egret, and insect eating bird, graze near some herbivores mouth
commensalism
Orchids growing in tall tropical trees, the trees are not harmed but the orchids get sunlight
commensalism
Bacteria living on a human's skin
commensalism
The remora hitching a ride on a shark
commensalism
Barnacles living on a whale
commensalism
Bees and a flower
mutualism
Bacteria living in the intestines of a cow to help it break down cellulose
mutualism
The clownfish helping anemone catch other fish and the sea anemone protecting it
mutualism
A sixth grader and their pet
mutualism
The Rhino and the tick bird eating pests off of its back
mutualism
A close relationship of a fungus and an algae that benefits both.
mutualism
Mutualism
When both animals benefit
Commensalism
When one animal benefits and the other is not affected
Parasitism
When one animal benefit and the other one is harmed
Predation
When one animal eats another for food
Competition
When two organisms compete for a limited resource
Predator
The animal that eats or hunts other animals
Prey
The animal that is hunted or eaten
Symbiosis
A relationship between animals
Population
The number of one kind of species in an ecosystem.
Community
All the different species in an ecosystem that live and interact with each other.
4 needs of all living things
Food, Water, Shelter, Space
Limiting Factor
Anything that limits the amount of animals that can live in an ecosystem
Herbivore
Eats only plants
Carnivore
Eats only animals
Omnivore
Eats both plants and animals
Consumer
Must eat other plants and/or animals for food
Producer
Makes own food
Photosynthesis
The process by which plants make their own food
The fungus known as "chicken of the woods" grows on trees. The fungus breaks down the tree and gets its nutrients that
way. The tree decays, gets weak, and becomes very vulnerable to extreme weather
Parasitism
Oxpeckers are a small bird commonly found on rhinoceroses. The oxpecker feeds on the parasites that cover the
rhinoceroses' skin. The bird gets a meal and the rhinoceros is relieved of the harmful parasites
Mutualism
Cows stir up bugs from the ground for birds to eat. The cows are not impacted.
Commensalism