Is symbiosis a behavior that exists strictly between two different animal species?

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No. Symbiosis exists with all life forms. For example, the sloth can grow algae (a plant) on its back. The sloth gets a bit of protection and the algae lives (Mutualism.)

il63 [147K]2 years ago

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Symbiosis can exist with different life forms

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