good buddies symbiotic relationships project wild
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“Good Buddies”Symbiotic Relationships
Project Wild
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Gazelle/OstrichBoth live on plains watching for predators
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Cuckoo
• Lays its eggs in the nests of other bird species, especially Reed Warblers.
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Yucca
• The Yucca moth that is genetically programmed for stuffing a little ball of pollen into the cup-shaped stigma of each flower.
Moth deposits its eggs + eats seeds.
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Whales and Barnacles
Barnacles just hitch a ride –don’t hurt whale
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Mistletoe on Spruce Tree
• Takes water and nutrients from the plant they grow on
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Oxpecker/RhinoOxpecker eats ticks and rhino stirs up insects
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Shark and remora
Shark = protection
Ramora = feeds on food scraps
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Army Ants and Silverfish
silverfish clean the nests of army ants by scavenging on refuse without harming the ants
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Wrasse Fish and Bass• Wrasse fish clean bass by
removing and eating parasites and unhealthy flesh from the Bass's body. The wrasse gets food and the bass gets cleaned!
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Cowbird and BisonCowbirds follow herds of bison to catch and eat the insects that are stirred up from the bison's feet. Birds eat the pests.
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Mouse and Flea
• Flea benefits by getting the blood of the mouse.
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Deer and Tick
• Deer tick engorged with blood from deer
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Hermit Crab and a Shell
PROTECTION
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Bee and Maribou Stork
• The stork uses its saw-like bill to cut up the dead animals it's eating. This provides areas for the bees to come and lay eggs.
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Honeyguide Bird and Badger
• The honey guide bird leads the honey badger to honey nests, which the badger will break open to eat the honey, that then enables the bird to eat a portion of honey for itself.