the relationship is paratism.
parasitism
parasitism
The relationship between the Flicker bird and the cactus is an example of symbiosis in the desert. The bird makes it's nest in the dead crevices of the cactus and does not harm it.
A large difference between these two life cycles is the type of birth. A chiken (a bird) will lay an egg while a giraffe (a mammal) will give a live birth.
Bird and crocodile
the flicker bird makes its home in the cactus
lambagrIvaH= Giraffe
On the African savanna a small bird, kind of like a canry, lives on the back of an elephant, rhino or giraffe. This little bird cleans the creature and rids it of ticks and other pests while in turn the bigger animal, provieds the bird protection from predators.
any relationship shared between 2 organisms that is mutually beneficial for the both concerned is called a symbiotic relationship environment. Like a relationship between the Egret bird and the crocodile. The bird helps the animal with cleaning of his teeth and in return gets food.
The rhinoceros lives in a symbiotic relationship with an oxpecker. Their symbiotic relationship is mutualism, meaning thy both benefit from this relationship. the oxpecker cleans off bugs and ticks from the rhinoceros, that gives the oxpecker nutrients and the rhinoceros gets clean
the bird gets the left over food off the gaters teeth while the gater get his?her teeth cleaned
The toothpick birdA classic example of symbiosis is the relationship between the fierce African crocodile and the small blackbird plover. It is truly a case of the mouse helping the lion, the relationship between the crocodile and the plover. As it happens, the tiny bird helps the crocodile by removing tiny morsels of food from in between the crocodile's teeth. And what does the bird do with the food thus picked? Eat them, of course. This two-way symbiotic relationship has resulted in a special bond between one of the fiercest creatures and a tiny little one.