Which is an example of a competitive relationship?
a. two male bighorn sheep smashing...
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Which is an example of a competitive relationship?
a. two male bighorn sheep smashing their horns over a mate
b. ticks feeding off the blood of a deer who is then harmed
c. hawaiian bobtail squid glowing because of the bacteria living in its belly
d. cattle egrets feeding off the insects kicked up by the cape buffalo
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