Hyenas and lions have fierce battles over food. Which type of relationship does this describe? parasitism commensalism predation competition

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Olivia Travis

20 June, 17:26

Hyenas and lions have fierce battles over food. Which type of relationship does this describe? parasitism commensalism predation competition

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Atticus · Answer 1

Answer: Competition.

Explanation: Both animals are extremely territorial and aggressive toward one another. Lions have been known to kill hyenas, and a lion entering a hyena's territory is dealt with quickly and aggressively by the one guarding the den. They constantly compete with one another for food and or territory. The animals also kill each other's young and chase each other. They have a competitive type of relationship.

Cardenas · Answer 2

The mode of nutrition system symbolizes competition

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

The organisms that live in the same ecological niche or same environment maintain a relationship with each other for their survival this relationship is broadly divided into different types they are competition, predation, commensalism, mutualsm.

Among this, completion is a type of relationship in which 2 organism compete with each other for it's good and other amenities. Among this the strongest organism is supposed to get the required amenities.