Five examples of commensalism

Answer 1

Commensalism is a type of relationship where one organism pretty much lives off another. However, only one benefits, while the other is neither harmed nor benefited. An example would be the relationship between a bird and a tree.

Answer 2

Killdeer Birds and Cape Buffalo

the Killdeer Bird lies down on the buffalo and the buffalo protects the Bird. But the bird DOES NOT harm the buffalo.) Birds benefit, but Cape Buffalo is not affected.

Answer 3

1. Remora fish attaching themselves to sharks to feed on the scraps of food left behind, while providing the shark with a cleaning service.
2. Barnacles attaching themselves to whales' skin to travel with them and feed on plankton in the water.
3. Orchids growing on trees without harming them, using them only for support and access to sunlight.
4. Pilot fish swimming alongside larger marine animals like sharks to eat parasites off their skin.
5. Bacteria living in the human gut and aiding in digestion without causing harm to the host.

Answer 4

the dick in your mouth.

Answer 5

An orchid and a tree

Monarch butterfly and milkweed

A shark and a remora

Clownfish and anemone

Tiny burrowing worms and some shellfish

Answer 6

There are several different examples of commensalism. They include cattle egrets, burdocks, mosquitoes, heartworms, and hookworms. These are all parasites.

Answer 7

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