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The relationship between a cow and those birds that sit on thier backs. The cow gets a free cleaning and anti-insect service, and the bird gets food. Also between a shark and those fish that swim underneath or beside it, same concept as the...
I would say no. Unless you consider being part of a foodchain Commensalism. There is nothing that penquins live with like that.
It is important to note that sharks can be full and not want to eat anymore. Just because it has big teeth doesn't mean it will eat anything that enters it's mouth.
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commensalism is "eating from the same "table" This is when food is shared for the mutual benifit of all participants without conflict.
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Spanish moss is the best known I could come up with. Bromeliads and orchids can also be commensalistic. Ferns and algae also.
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Barnacles on a whale would be commensal Worms in a fish would be parasitic Remoras on a shark would be mutual.
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a gopher snake uses an abandoned rodent hole
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Ants will live on roses, mums . The aphid is an insect that live on roses, the ant will "milk" the aphid and tend to it the way a farmer tends to sheep
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Giraffes do poop and dung beetles form balls with their excrements and put their eggs on it, so they are comensals to Giraffes. Beetles benefit from giraffe's dung and giraffes do not get any direct benefit from this action, so they are com...
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tape worm in caribou mutualism: lemmings and snow geese (The cycles of lemming population causes the cycle of population of the predators of the lemmings and geese). commensilism: polar bear and gulls. After a polar bear makes a kill, gul ....
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