As per Biology, any association of 2 organisms where, one of the organisms obtains or exploits something it needs to thrive from the other( called host) but provides no benefit in return rather may be detrimental to its host's survival is a parasite.
examples:
Tapeworm found in animal intestine.
common example Louse, which is a blood sucking parasite which may aid transmitting microbial diseases.
A human being exploiting the Natural Resources of earth may also be termed as demonstrating parasitic behaviour towards the planet.
Mosquitos, they such human (the hosts) blood and gain protein from it while the human can get diseases and big red bumps Mosquitos, they such human (the hosts) blood and gain protein from it while the human can get diseases and big red bumps Mosquitos, they sting human (the hosts) blood and gain protein from it while the human can get diseases and big red bumps Mosquitos, they sting human (the hosts) blood and gain protein from it while the human can get diseases and big red bumps
Trees fight for sunlight.
Ticks feed on deer (Parasitism)
they make their own food from sunlight
You won't find an Arctic wolf in a tropical forest.
the rain forest, and the tropical forest are the most popular
What is an example of parasitism in the Florida everglade wetlands?Answer It!In: Everglades National Park, Wetlands[Edit categories]
Some examples of parasitism in the tropical rainforest include mistletoe plants that attach to trees and extract nutrients from their hosts, parasitic fungi that infect and feed on plant tissues, and parasitic worms that live in the digestive tracts of animals, such as primates. These parasites rely on their hosts for resources, often resulting in harm or reduced fitness for the host organism.
Some trees of the tropical deciduous forest found in India are sandalwood, shisam, mahua, sal, teak and bamboo.
Tropical rain forest fauna refers to the animals that live in the rain forest. Some of these are monkeys, lemurs, ocelots, snakes, and birds of many types.
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