Scaly Symbiosis Multiple Choices

This passage describes how Komodo dragons interact with other species through mutualism, parasitism, and commensalism. Birds help them by eating parasites from their skin, while parasites like ticks harm them by feeding on their blood. Scavengers also benefit by eating leftover prey remains from Komodo dragons, showing how species coexist within ecosystems.

This passage introduces students to ecological relationship types, helping them learn key scientific terms. It encourages critical thinking about how organisms depend on one another. Reading it improves comprehension of classification and strengthens the ability to analyze informational text structure.