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Anirudh Vidyabhushan

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An Unlikely Friendship?

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Did you know Deers and Mynas have a Mutually Beneficial Relationship?
As with most of the mammals, Ticks are a huge problem as they are a blood sucking parasite and will gradually weaken the mammal if not kept under control. The Myna, who eats the ticks of the Deer, benefits as it gets plenty of food and the Deer benefits from having the parasites removed!
This interaction between them is known as ‘ Mutualism ‘ (a type of symbiosis).
Both parties Benefit from the Interaction – One of the Best Mutual Relationships that is Witnessed in Nature.
And the Jungle is full of such Relationships.

A Different Perspective
Photographed in Kabini Forest, Karnataka

#greens #wildkarnataka #wildlife Kabini monsoon mutualism

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NIKON D5

5000/10mm / f/4.0/ 1/800s / ISO 400

Category:Birds, Mammals, Wild Karnataka

Uploaded:Jan 20, 2021

Location:Kabini, Karnataka

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