Possibly because there are no examples of true commensalism in nature to find. If you think about it, it seems almost irrational to suggest that two species could have an interaction and one of those species would experience an absolute net zero effect on its ecology. Maybe we just haven't looked closely enough at the relationships presented in our textbooks. You can poke holes in every one out there.
So, if we accept that the term Commensalism is at best a functional term and at worst a term of convenience, we can move on.
There is but true love is very hard to find
Its very hard to find a true love.........................everyone betrays each other.
Because when we find them we get scared.
yes, if he tries hard enough ! and knows what really true love is...
Be yourself, live your life, and..eventually he/she will come along :)
yes but one time and the episode is hard to find
Sometimes it's hard to find someone you really and truly connect with, but you'll find someone someday. :)
It's extremely hard to find true love, so most love won't be. When you do find true love, you'll know it in your heart and soul. Consider yourself very lucky if you do!
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True love can be hard to spot, there are so many shallow people and users out there. Just be patient. When the time is right, you will find a girl who loves you
Sun bears and toucans do not typically exhibit commensalism in their interactions. Commensalism is a relationship where one species benefits while the other is neither helped nor harmed. While both animals may inhabit the same forest ecosystems, they occupy different niches: sun bears are primarily ground-dwelling mammals, while toucans are arboreal birds. Their interactions may be more neutral or involve different forms of relationships, such as competition or predation, rather than true commensalism.
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