What are some examples of commensalism in temperate grasslands?

Answer 1

The barren ground caribou and the Arctic fox have a commensalistic relationship. The fox follows the caribou who removes the snow covering to get at lichens under the soil. The fox then hunts the subnivean mammals that have been unearthed by the caribou

Answer 2

A good example would be when the killdeer bird rests on top of a cape buffalo. the cape buffalo protects the killdeer but the killdeer doesnt really do anything for the buffalo, which gives you commensalism.

Answer 3

One example of commensalism in the tundra biome can be seen between the caribou or reindeer and the arctic fox. When hunting for food, the caribou digs into the ground snow exposing some soil and bringing some subnivean mammals closer to the surface. The arctic fox follows the caribou while hunting and once the latter finishes digging, the fox continues to dig deeper in search of its own food.

Answer 4

Commensalism in grasslands is demonstrated when cattle are allowed to graze on the grass. While they are grazing, they tend to disturb bugs. When the bugs move, the cattle egrets also get a meal.

Answer 5

Some examples of commensalism in temperate grasslands include birds building nests in trees without impacting the tree, cows grazing on grass without affecting the grass, and insects using plants for shelter without harming the plants.

Answer 6

The fox follows the caribou who removes the snow covering to get at lichens under the soil. The fox then hunts the subnivean mammals that have been unearthed by the caribou

Answer 7

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