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In the natural world it can be hard to survive alone. From Nepal to Africa, explore some of the surprising relationships forged between plants and animals.Key facts
- Mutualism is when animals and plants work together in the wild.
- It ensures successful reproduction and survival.
- It occurs throughout the natural world and is mutually beneficial.
- For example, the acacia tree employs ants as bodyguards.
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In the natural world it is often hard to survive alone, so one species often relies on another in order to thrive. This is known as mutualism.
Mutualism
Mutualism is a relationship between different species, where both parties benefit.
For example, the honeysuckle requires help with pollination.
Pollination
By emitting a special scent, ...
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