Andrew Spacey (author) from Near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire,UK on June 08, 2015: Thank you for the visit Katiadejuan, appreciate it very much. Protozoa survive by feeding on this food, and termites benefit by staying alive. The protozoa and termite relationship is almost similar to that of bacteria and humans. How do we know that the vampire bat does this? Some have shorter tentacles, some have longer tentacles, and some have limbs with nematocysts. Andrew Spacey (author) from Near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire,UK on June 11, 2015: Thanks for the visit, appreciate it. The veterans will take turns looking after the new baby, guiding it with their sensitive trunks, giving time for the new mother to gain energy so she has enough quality milk for her offspring. By feeding on this food, the bacteria stay alive. Cnidaria were grouped with Ctenophora for a long time but were placed in separate phyla after scientists discovered new differences between the groups. This is something which cannot be measured but does deserve to have appropriate language applied to it. Lana Adler from California on July 14, 2015: Interesting! Very beautiful through and through. Ants also carry the dead and diseased out of their nest thus helping keep the colony healthy and free of disease. Living up to 40 years and growing up to 8 inches in diameter this bullfrog eats lots of different creatures, from small mammals to other frogs. Acts of love and self sacrifice are a daily occurrence and are, it could be argued, vital for our self preservation as a species. Beautiful very well crafted Hub, Andrew. This remarkable ape whose name means 'old man (or person) of the woods' is one of the most expressive of mammals. ; perhaps the most well-known medusoid animals are the jellies (jellyfish). It's a difficult one to call. Reciprocal Altruism - based on behaviour related to the idea 'I will be willing to be altruistic now, if you are willing to be altruistic later.'. The tentacles of Decapodiformes are thought to be derived from the fourth arm pair of the ancestral coleoid, but the term arms IV is used to refer to the subsequent, ventral arm pair in modern animals (which is evolutionarily the fifth arm pair). Examples of Cnidarians (Coelenterates) Jellyfish differ in shape, size, and color. Each monkey had his/her rock, except one, that didn't had any, so he was trying to open it slamming it into the ground, but he wasn't able to open it, so after a while he stopped and stood there with a sad face. Phylum Mollusca is the second largest phylum. Truly wondrous. Because different species often inhabit the same spaces and share—or compete for—the same resources, they interact in a variety of ways, known collectively as symbiosis.There are five main symbiotic relationships: mutualism, commensalism, predation, parasitism, and competition.. To explore these relationships, let’s consider … I knew about the elephants and the octopus but not most of the rest. As time progressed the divers in their submarine noticed the colour of the mother changing, from red purple to a ghostly grey. Andrew Spacey (author) from Near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire,UK on July 01, 2015: Thank you for the visit and comment, much appreciated. If humans could so that, wouldn't it be great. How Did the VW Beetle Become an Emblem of the '60s? There are so many documented cases of this phenomenon. And others. But does this ideal sort of altruism exist within the human race let alone amongst the so called lower animals? Do they consider us their "kin"? Wild animals display altruistic behaviour when caring for their own offspring and others. And is it based on care, compassion and sympathy, or are they simply being selfish for the good of their species? They dig special trenches which help keep the hatched tadpoles free from danger, the adults standing up to snakes and other creatures looking for an easy meal. The mother, laying between 50,000 and 200,000 eggs, shows real dedication during the 8 weeks of her life when she protects her potential babies. Heterotrophic Nutrition – Types Of Heterotrophic Nutrition With Examples Types Of Heterotrophic Nutrition Heterotrophic Nutrition: It is a mode of nutrition in which the organisms obtain readymade organic food from outside sources. Here are 10 examples that illustrate this surprisingly common attribute. Kristen Howe from Northeast Ohio on June 07, 2015: Andrew, I loved this hub with the altruism descriptions and the lovely photos to match it. Bats are often held in low repute by humans because they are night creatures who fly in the dark, have a mistaken reputation for sucking human blood and live in smelly caves waiting to transform into evil vampires! Recent studies by Dr Joshua Plotnik at the University of Cambridge demonstrate beyond doubt that elephants do have a high level of cooperative ability on a par with those of chimpanzees. It seems the mother octopus weakens and never feeds. Ants are not everyone's idea of a caring kind of creature but studies have shown that some ants have unbelievable habits and behaviours that could be construed as altruistic.
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