Mutual Relationship Between Pacho The Dog And Anemone

Many animals share common relations such as the sea Anemone and the hermit crab. The two little animals help each other in order to survive. The crab bothers the Anemone and then the Anemone sticks onto the crab. The crab then gets protection from other critters in the ocean. The Anemone also benefits too, because it gets leftover food from the crab. This example of a relationship is one of the more common ones. This is an example of a mutual relationship. Many animals must have some sort of mutual relationship in order to survive. While most animals look for mutual relationships with creatures similar to them, some animals decide to become friend with each other despite the fact that they are different.

One case of a different mutual relation was between Pacho the dog and Charlie the capybara. Charlie was rescued from her old owner’s home after her mother was killed for meat. After months of taking care of Charlie. The rescuers decided it was time to let her go. She ran straight to her home. The rescuers and owners did not know she and Pacho were best friends, now they both live together. Pacho rescues her if she swims too low and in return Charlie shares her food with him. Relations like this …show more content…
Suryia the orangutan and Roscoe the dog are best friends. Suryia was rescued and she did not want to have any sort of interaction. Then one day Suryia saw Roscoe at the zoo and he ran up to him and gave him a hug. They have been friends ever since. Roscoe helps Suryia learn how to swim and Roscoe gives him food. These animals are completely different, but they somehow managed to take care of each other. After learning about this it makes you believe that if 2 different animals managed to take care of each other it isn’t impossible for a dog to foster a kitten. IF the dog had been friends with the cat’s mother before it became an orphan, the dog may just take the kitten