What

is an example of symbiosis?

Symbiosis is a relationship between two or more organisms that live closely together. There are several types of symbiosis but here is one:

Mutualism:

Both organisms benefit. One organism cannot survive without its partner.

Symbiosis is the relationship between two organisms in this relationship at least one organism benefits and for the other organism this relationship may be negative, positive or may be neutral.

There are main there types of symbiosis:

1) Mutualism: It is a relationship where both species get benefits. For example oxpecker birds lives on the rhino and eating all the bugs on the rhino.

2) Commenslism: It is a relationship where one species get benefits and other species not affected. For example hermit crabs are using shell of dead snails for their living.

3) Parasitism: It is a relationship between where one species get benefits and other species is harmed. For example ticks that lives on cats and other animals.