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The Nile Crocodile can be found in Africa and the Egyptian Plover can be found in Egypt. Their type of relationship is Mutualism. Because the Crocodile is located in the Nile, leeches surround them. The Crocodile opens its mouth to get rid of them, allowing the Plover to eat them. The Plover is not harmed by the Crocodile and gets food to eat.

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The relationship between the Bumblebee and Red Clover Is Mutualism. Bumblebees need nectar, which they get when they fly to the Red Clovers. As they sit there, the pollen gets brushed onto their bodies. So, when the bee flies to a different flower, it continues to pollinate it, allowing for reproduction. This relationship benefits both species.

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Resplendent Quetzals are known for their beauty and are always under constant threat of predators. Avocados started in Mexico, but has spread to other parts of the world, with the US, Spain, and Mexico being some of the top producers. The relationship between the Resplendent Quetzal and Avocado is Mutualism. Avocados are a food source to the birds, as they swallow them whole and regurgitated near the tree. This seems to be one of the few ways that avocado seeds are dispersed.

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Ants are typically quite strong for their size, with an exoskeleton to protect them. They eat by swallowing the juices of their food. Aphids are tiny soft bodied insects injurious to vegetation, they also eat by sucking the juices. There are different species of aphids. Aphids suck tree sap from a tree, but leave much of it behind when they eat. Ants domesticate aphids by directing them from plant to plant and then milk them for sap. This makes their relationship Mutualism.

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type of interaction: mutualism
The alga, under optimal conditions, produces simple sugars from atmospheric carbon
dioxide and water by photosynthesis. The fungus provides shelter and protection for the alga. The alga's sugar
production supplies both fungus and alga with nourishment.

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Type of Interaction: Parasitism
The mangrove plants act as a sea buffer and filter out the cloudy water of the sea that may kill coral plants. The mistletoe is a semi-parasitic plant that can grow on mangroves and the Mistletoe penetrates the bark of the mangrove and then takes some of its food from the mangrove. It injects its roots into the phloem of the mangrove, of which is the main transport system of nutrients inside the mangrove.

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The Shark Remora and the Great White Shark

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The Shark Remora and the Great White Shark

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type of interaction: commensalism
The dorsal fin of the remora (a bony fish) is modified into a sucker with which it forms a temporary attachment to the shark. When the shark feeds, the remora picks up scraps. The shark makes no attempt to prey on the remora.

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type of interaction: commensalism(bordering mutualism)
Clownfishes live within the sea anemones; Because most fishes avoid the poisonous tentacles, the clownfishes are protected from predators. Perhaps this relationship borders on mutualism because the clownfishes actually may attract other fishes on which the anemone can feed.

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Type of Interaction: Commensalism
They’re more like hitchhikers, using whales for transport while
filtering the water for food. The barnacles attach themselves onto the whales as soon as the whale is born. They usually stay on the whale as long as they're alive and they don't harm the whale in the process. They may depigment the whale's skin but that's all.

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Type of Interaction: Parasitism
The lice sucks blood from your scalp. And can be very contagious. It can be transferred by brushes, combs, barrettes, headbands, headphones, and hats. They can also live for
a time on upholstered furniture, bedding, towels, or clothing. Lindane is usually only used as a last resort to treat lice since it has many side effects.

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relationship: commensalism
Cattle egrets live in cattle fields with cow they follow cows because as cows walk across the field they kick up insects that are in the ground. As the insects are kicked up, the cattle egrets gets fed. In this symbiosis, the cattle egrets benefit and there is no effect on the cows.

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relationship: neutralism
Dogs and humans have interacted many years as dogs provide human as becoming there guard dog and provide humans with love and companionship. Humans on the other hand do the exact same thing and  also feed the dog.

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Oxpeckers use their broad,thick beaks to pick on the ticks and larvae on the rhinos back, giving them nourishment. Oxpeckers let out a cry, alerting nearby animals of danger. This is a mutualistic symbiosis, since they both benefit each other by the oxpeckers getting something to eat and the rhinoceros being warned of potential danger.

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Relationship: Parasites.
Ticks are bloodsucking external parasites that feed on humans, wild and domestic mammals, birds, reptiles and other. They are totally dependent on the blood fluids of the host. Ticks are not insert, have eight legs as an adult and 2 body segments. Ticks are usually found from ground level to 3 feet above using its forelegs to feel for a host. When dogs roam in vegetation, ticks can detect their presence and jump onto them. They then burrow their heads into the skin of the animal, and begin to suck blood from the dog.

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Relationship: Intestinal Parasites
Cows ingest tapeworms in fecal material. Once digested, the tapeworm begins to grow inside the cow, using the cow's digested food for nutrition. The tapeworm usually resides in the stomach or the intestines of the cow. Lastly, the tapeworm begins to lay eggs, which can be excreted through the cow fecal matter. All tapeworms spend the adult phase of their lives as parasites in the gut of a vertebrate animal (called the primary host). Most tapeworms spend part of their life cycle in the tissues of one or more other animals (called intermediate hosts), which may be vertebrates or arthropods. Cow have 32 teeth, they use their long tongues to twist the grass up from the ground. Cows have 4 stomachs, filled with bacteria to help digest the cow's food. Cows are herbivores, they eat grass for the most of the year. Cow can produce about 100 glasses of milk each day

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Pacific Lamprey and the Yellowfin Tunas have a parasitic relationship. The pacific lamprey attach themselves onto the bodies of the yellowfin tuna. They use their sharp teeth to tear a hole into the fish's body and suck out nutrients from their blood for energy. The Yellowfin Tuna is harmed in this relationship, while the Pacific Lamprey benefits.