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Data: Picture number Organism and Role Type of relationship

1 Mushroom Forest

2 man Lioness

3 Elephant Grassland

4 Grasshopper Leaves

5 aphid ant

6 Buffalo Cowbird

7 Honey Guide Badger

8 Snail Hermit Crab

9 Tick Deer

10 Warbler Cuckoo

11 Gazelle Ostrich

12 Remora Shark

Key to organisms: Picture number Organism and Role Type of relationship 1 Forest/produces food from sunlight Mushroom/decomposer Producer/decomposer 2 Grassland/produces food from sunlight Elephant/consumes food Producer/consumer 3 Lioness/may hunt or be hunted by man Man/may hunt or be hunted by lion Predator/prey 4 Leaves/produces food from sunlight Grasshopper/consumes leaves 5 Ant/feeds and protects aphids Aphid/produce food for ant Mutualism 6 Buffalo/stir up insects as they walk through grass Cowbird/eats insects the buffalo stirs up. Commensalism 7 Badger/opens bee hive Honey guide/shows badger where bee hive is Mutalism 8 Hermit crab/uses snail shell Snail/discards shell when outgrown 9 Deer/provide home and food Tick/feed on deer blood, pass disease Parasitism 10 Cuckoo/lays eggs in warblers nest Warbler/hatches and feeds cuckoo offspring, warbler chicks may die 11 Ostrich/lives with gazelle herds and helps warn of danger Gazelle/lives with ostrich herds and helps warn of danger Mutualsim 12 Remora/feeds off shark scraps Shark/doesn’t know remora is around