This document describes different types of ecological relationships: predator-prey between cheetahs and zebras, commensalism between deer and birds where the birds benefit but deer are neutral, mutualism between oxpeckers and zebras where both benefit as oxpeckers eat parasites on zebras and warn of danger, and parasitism between fleas and dogs where fleas feed on dogs' blood but transfer diseases harming the dog.

1. Activity 12
by Xavier , Kai Ferng and Cindy

2. PREDATOR-PREY RELATIONSHIP
Cheetah and
Zebra
Cheetah is an organism that eats a zebra.
The prey, which is the zebra is the
organism that the predator eats. They
don't help one another.

3. COMMENSALISM RELATIONSHIP
Deer and birds
In ecology, commensalism is a class of
relationship between two organisms where
one organism benefits but the other is
neutral

4. MUTUALISM RELATIONSHIP
Oxpeckers and Zebra
Oxpeckers land on
rhinos or zebras and
eat ticks and other
parasites that live on
their skin. Also, when
there is danger, the
oxpeckers fly upward
and scream a warning,
which helps the
symbiont.

5. PARASITISM RELATIONSHIP
Fleas and Dogs
The fleas feed on the
blood of the dog to
survive but it transfers
diseases to the dog,
causing harm to it.