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Activity 1.3: Types of Interactions

1. Predator – Prey
a. My groups definition BEFORE video: Something that hunts for meat

b. Example observed in video: Any animal that huts for food it called a predator and any animal
who must avoid be eaten by other animals are called prey

c. My groups definition AFTER video: Predator hunts prey

d. Another example of this would be: It hard for predator hunts animals because prey animals are
good are being careful

2. Competition
a. My groups definition BEFORE video: Something that compete for stuff

b. Example observed in video: There a competition between wolfs and grizzly bear for elk calves

c. My groups definition AFTER video: compete for the same thing

d. Another example of this would be: When two animals compete for the same thing.

3. Symbiosis
a. Three types:
i. Type 1: Commensalism
1. My groups definition BEFORE video: when one is benefits but the others is in
hard

2. Example observed in video: commensalism benefits one organism but the other
one is Nina pond or health

3. My groups definition AFTER video: help one species while neither helping nor
harming

4. Another example of this would be: For example, in the ocean when remoras hitch
a ride on sharks the remora attaches itself with the disc on his head then hitch a
ride and feed off the food scraps

ii. Type 1: Mutualism

1. My groups definition BEFORE video: a species that hunts for more than one
thing

2. Example observed in video: symbiotic relationship in which both species benefit

from the relationship

3. My groups definition AFTER video: Health both species involved

4. Another example of this would be: A bird eats tick which benefits the cow

iii. Type 1: Parasitism

1. My groups definition BEFORE video: something that eats others species

2. Example observed in video: Benefits one species while the other is harmed
3. My groups definition AFTER video: something that benefits from others

4. Another example of this would be: one-member benefits and the others one is
harms