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For today's question, we're going to be looking at symbiotic relationships.
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And there are three major ones that we're going to find in each ecosystem.
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And the first major one is parasitism.
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And for parasitism, we have our two organisms.
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You have your parasite and your host.
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And in this case, the parasite will benefit, and in almost all situations, the host is going to be harmed, if not killed.
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And an example of this would be a tapeworm and, well, any organism that gets a tapeworm, but we're going to use the human for this one.
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The tapeworm attaches itself and will absorb the nutrients from human food and the human becomes malnourished and if not taken care of will eventually die.
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The second one that you can find is called mutualism.
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And for mutualism, we have two organisms, let's say organism a and organism b.
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And both of these organisms are going to benefit from this relationship, meaning neither one is harmed...