The plover rids the crocodile of flies and parasites in its skin, and in return, the crocodile gives the plover protection from its predators, as not many animals will approach them !
The Egyptian plover, a wader sometimes called the crocodile bird, is alleged to have a symbiotic relationship with the Nile crocodile, flying by as the crocs' mouths are open to drop bits of meat into them, feeding them. They share adaptations such as that they both wade for food.
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.
This is an example of a symbiotic relationship.
Dogs/fleas is an example of a Host/parasite relationship.
An example is an Crocodile and an Egyptian Plover, the bird (Egyptian Plover) cleans the crocodile's mouth, this is mutualism. They crocodile benefits it now has a clean mouth, and they bird benefits, it has eaten/.
Uhhh... that the crocodile eats the food
Example sentence - The relationship between twins is remarkable.
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