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It is of the parasitic type. The pig gets nothing by being infected by Trichinella. The parasite gets a safe and warm place to live, and the pig gets sick.

In other symbiotic relationships, both parties gain some benefit from the other.

In the example you provided, the pig is the host, and the Trichinella are parasites, and worse than a deadbeat brother-in-law living in your basement apartment for free.

An example of mutualistic symbiosis is that between humans and beneficial intestinal bacteria. We give them a warm place to live, and they help us digest our food.

Parasitic symbiosis is like a life-long politician asking for your vote again. You just wish there was an easy way to get rid of them.

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