1.Bees feeding on the nectar from flowers

Type of relationship:

• Mutualism

Description:

• In this mutualistic relationship, the bees get to eat, and the flowering plants get to reproduce.

2. orchid living on a tree branch

Type of relationship:

• Commensalism

Description:

• Tree helps the orchid by giving it a place to sit; and of course, the leaf bits, dead flowers, even nuts or seeds might fall and help add to the nutrients for the orchid.

3. Snake hunting for rat

Type of relationship:

• predation

Description:

• It helps people to get rid of mice. Here snake is the predator and the Rat is its prey.Snake hunts rat to suffice its nutritional requirements.

4. Head lice and man

Type of relationship:

• Paratism

Description:

• It harms it host.The man that is harmed is the host and the one benefited is the parasite.

5. Two bears fighting for food

Type of relationship:

• Competition

Description:

• Animals fighting for teritory ,water or food is called Competition.In this case Two bears are fighting for food.One might get the food to eat and one might get hungry.

Answer:

1. Bees have a symbiotic relationship with flowers

Description: Most bees have short, hairy bodies with six legs and three body parts: head, thorax, and abdomen, as do all insects. The thorax, in turn, is divided into three sections, each with two legs.

2. The interaction between orchids and trees is a symbiotic relationship.

Description: They grow on the branches of trees high in the rainforest canopy. Their roots remain attached to the tree's bark and do not draw water or nutrients from it.

3.

Description: They suffocate their victim by squeezing it to death and swallowing it whole.

4. In parasitism, lice and bacteria are partners.

Description: Head lice infest the head and neck, laying their eggs at the hair shaft's base. Lice can only move by crawling they are unable to hop or fly.

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