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What is the bird on the rhinos back called?
the tick bird
What is the relationship between a African tick bird and a giraffe?
the relationship is paratism.
What type of symbiotic relationship that exists between the tick bird and the rhino is?
The relationship between the tick bird and the rhino is an example of mutualism. The tick bird benefits by feeding on ticks and parasites that infest the rhino's skin, while the rhino gains relief from these pests and potential infections. This interaction helps both species thrive, as the bird obtains nourishment and the rhino receives grooming and health benefits.
Is a tick bird a carnivore?
yes ticcs are carnivores, ya herd
Which is the bird which travels 2200 miles back and forth in a year?
humming bird
What type of relationship exists between the tick bird and the rhino?
The tick bird eats ticks off the rhino. They can cause several diseases. The bird get a meal, the rhino gets rid of the ticks. The relationship is one where both benefit and it is called commensal relationship.
Which bird travels the most on its migratory journey?
artic tern
Which bird travels most on its migratory journey?
Arctic Tern
What is a hink pink for baby bird that's ill?
a sick chick?
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the Bird tick?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Haemaphysalis chordeilis.
How do you get ticks out?
if your chickens get ticks , use the same method as a dog get a tick removing tool clip it over the bulbus area of the tick and gently twist in one direction this will make the tick un clamp its self from the bird make sure that you get all the legs out as it will cause a infection then make sure your bird is not bleeding and put some antiseptic ointment on it then spray with purple spray
What kind of bird do you often see sitting on the back of the rhinoceros?
The bird often seen sitting on the back of a rhinoceros is a oxpecker bird. They have a symbiotic relationship where the bird feeds on insects from the rhino's skin and acts as an early warning system for potential danger.
