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Wildlife in Winter

Exploring the winter survival strategies of wildlife

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March 7, 2022

Mutualism

By riedererjt

A mutualistic relationship is an interaction between two different organisms in which each member of the association benefits from the other. Clownfish and anemones are examples.

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Survival Strategies

  • Active All winter
  • Annual Colony
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  • Freeze-avoidance
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