Egrets and hippos share a mutualistic symbiotic relationship where egrets benefit by feeding on insects and parasites found on the hippos' skin, while the hippos enjoy a degree of pest control and relief from irritation. This relationship allows egrets to access a steady food source without harming the hippos. Additionally, the presence of egrets can alert hippos to potential threats, enhancing their overall safety. Overall, both species gain advantages that contribute to their well-being.
Hippos and birds have a symbiotic relationship in the wild. Birds often perch on hippos to feed on parasites and insects on their skin, while hippos benefit from the birds' cleaning services. This mutually beneficial interaction helps both species stay healthy in their natural habitat.
A few fish have a symbiotic relationship with hippos. Some species keep the hippos free from dirt and parasites and in return, they get a free ride.
Yes, if you mean the relationship between a mother and its child. Male hippos will fight over territory which can injure/kill others.
yes actually crocodiles eat hippos that are between 3 o 4 months when they areAWAY from their mother or family
each pregnancy results in between 1 and 3 baby hippos
hippos
any numbers between 5 and 30
Atleast 250,00 hippos are left in the world today
The collective nouns are a bloat of hippos, a crash of hippos, or a herd of hippos.
do hippos hibernate
what hippos
well the male hippos enimes are humans and other hippos what he said ^