I think Mutualism would be um.. Fish and other fish. One fish helps the other by protecting it, and the other one shares it"s food with the other fish. It may not be the best answer. Bt its all i could think of.. sorry :P
An example of mutualism is when a bee pollinates the flower and the flower gives food to the bee. They both benefit from it and that is mutualism.
lynch= fungus plus algae one needs the other to live but both benafit
some examples of mutualism in a pond are, frogs and dragon flies
duckweed and water lily
abiotic** oops
Well, some plants will actually attach themselves to a tree so that they are out of the way of weeds that might overpower them. The plant benefits because it's out of the way of weeds and other plants and it is able to reach more sunlight. The tree isn't harmed or benefiting from the relationship, it's basically just there to live, and in doing so it involuntarily helps the plant species.
clown fish and sea anenomeas
alligator and alligator bird
it is helped very well because it is
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Mutalism is like when both of the species benefit .In some cases they can't live without each other.
mutalism
There are several examples of commensalism in lakes. Some examples include pondweed providing shelter to many species of fish, but is not affected by the fish's presence. Algae finds a home on many turtle shells, without any effect on the turtle. Crawdads feed off of many dead organisms, and since they are already dead, it does not affect the organism.
There Is A Certain Bird That Eats The Insects In The Field That The Cows Stir Up. I Forget The Name Of That Bird Though. Hope That Helped, Im Working On The Samme Thing!
Examples of carnivores in a pond include frog tadpoles, insect larvae such as dragonfly nymphs, water scorpions, and diving beetles. These organisms obtain their nutrition by preying on smaller animals or consuming other insects and small invertebrates in the pond ecosystem.
yes it is because some smaller fish live on crocodile's body
the water in the pond is not living