back

This ant and this tree have a relationship that benefits both species

This tree and this ant have a very close relationship. Here is why they can barely live without each other.

05/30/2019 6:21 AM

Ma H.
08/26/2021 01:10
Meanwhile a certain omnivore spider: “Yea boy, free meal.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagheera_kiplingi
Miguelito C.
07/28/2021 10:52
That relationship also exists with politicians. Also mutually beneficial, but their ant warriors there are called goons 🤣
Lily M.
07/16/2021 08:56
Interesting
Radhakrishnan E.
07/03/2021 10:56
studying learning relishing
Krishnan K.
07/02/2021 23:57
Climate? Weather?
Jonny B.
07/02/2021 22:15
Evolution at its best
Hamzh F.
12/31/2019 15:13
سبحان الله
Nivea M.
12/31/2019 00:21
Natá Lia olha a engenharia dessa relação entre espécies diferentes, reinos diferentes... agora pensa se faz sentido espermatozoides de uma mesma espécie "competir" um com o outro pra fecundar?
Minerva E.
12/29/2019 20:32
Galing nmn
Mario C.
12/29/2019 18:49
Simbiosis?
Muhamad K.
12/29/2019 06:20
Maa Syaa Allah
Jose R.
12/27/2019 01:14
Sorprendente
Jose G.
12/26/2019 03:11
Sabroso
Karina C.
12/25/2019 23:42
Is canal ya lo conozco con todas sus hormigas
Veronica B.
12/25/2019 19:49
Y la frutita q da ese árbol es bien rica.
Veronica B.
12/25/2019 19:48
Aquí en Guatemala se le llama palo de ishcanal, y si tiene esa clase de hormiga.
ام م.
12/25/2019 13:31
سبحان الله
Alberich d.
12/25/2019 08:52
Ixcanal en el salvador
Tri A.
12/25/2019 01:46
Subhanallah Allohu Akbar
Samm P.
12/24/2019 20:34
Wtf? México is not in Central América.... Is in north america....