It is beneficial for plants to have their seeds dispersed to reduce competition. Explain how a bird eating fruit is an example of mutualism.

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22 October, 08:17

It is beneficial for plants to have their seeds dispersed to reduce competition. Explain how a bird eating fruit is an example of mutualism.

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Alijah · Answer 1

A bird eating fruit is an example of mutualism because the seeds of the fruits are scattered by the birds. This ensures the growth of new trees because of little competition. These new trees will produce fruits which will feed the birds. Both sides benefit from the each other (mutualism).