Honeybees collect pollen from plants to make their honey, and end up spreading some pollen to other plants, thus fertilizing them. Honeybees collect pollen from plants to make their honey, and end up spreading some pollen to other plants, thus fertilizing them.
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There are several examples of animals that help other animals survive in the wild, such as cleaner fish that remove parasites from larger fish, oxpeckers that eat ticks and parasites off large mammals, and symbiotic relationships between ants and aphids where ants protect aphids in exchange for honeydew. These mutually beneficial relationships help both species thrive in their shared ecosystem.
Actually, all animals help other animals survive because in a food pyramid if an animal was gone, the population of the animal that eats it will decrease and die. also if the animal was gone, the population of the organism that the animal eats will grow too much.
? Are you asking for "altruistic" animals?
Altruism is the act of "selfishlessness" or heroism to increase the fitness of another organism.
This is usually seen on social animals such as praire dogs. And also, usually done for kins rather than total strangers, which would be increasing indirect fitness.
On the other hand, some prairie dogs also "lie," but thats another matter.
external body features help organisms survive by providing protection from other animals, and for a sort of armor material, as well as a possible mating insignia
They do not help a plant survive. They help a plant reproduce by attracting pollinating animals.
Plants in the jungle need sunlight, water, nutrients from the soil, and a suitable temperature range to survive. Animals in the jungle need food, water, shelter for protection, and a suitable climate to survive. Both plants and animals rely on each other for symbiotic relationships that help maintain the ecosystem.
Deciduous forest animals interact by forming complex food chains and webs, where predators hunt for prey to obtain food. Some animals may form symbiotic relationships, such as mutualism or commensalism, to help each other survive. Additionally, animals may also compete for resources like food, shelter, and mates, leading to natural selection and adaptations for survival.
The planet is made of Stone, theres a very good chance that no matter where you go on earth you'll find them everywhere.