A koel bird lays its nest in other species like crows. Humans can learn to be sm

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A koel bird lays its nest in other species like crows. Humans can learn to be smart like Koel.

A shrimp and gobbies. The shrimp are actually blind and they dig the cave and gobbies look out for danger. Humans can learn the friendship from the both of them

Predators like Lions hunt down the prey, but hyenas snatch from them coming in a pack and also vice versa. Humans can learn to be aware of competition from this scenario.

The Clown Fish and its Sea Anemone partner both would benefit from the relationship. The clown fish gets a safe home that he fiercely protects them from predators. They also feeds the anemone. Humans can learn the true friendship between the both.

Bees and flowers, Bees pollinate the flowers which contribute to the flowers survival, as bees get the food from flowers which is required for survival. Humans can learn the value of exchange from this example.

                                                   Which of these interactions do you primarily see from humans? Why do you think this is?

Explanation / Answer

Most of the things we can see from humans, depending upon situations

1) In corporate life, people just shift his loads of work to other person, just like Koel bird shift its eggs.

2) rich people pay ranson to security guards and feed them, just like shrimp look after gobbies and gobbies watch out their back.

3) In marketing If a new player lanches a new product and develops a market share, like lions take down a prey, competitors like hyenas snatch the market from them.

4) Humans water the trees and eat fruits , just like bees pollinate flowers and eat honey. I see this is most popular and primarily evident.

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