A black vulture removing harmful ticks from a cooperative capybara is an example of mutualism between species. It is of interest that vultures, which normally eat carrion, are drawn to eating ticks off of mammals. It is speculated vultures were initially

A black vulture removing harmful ticks from a cooperative capybara is an example of mutualism between species. It is of interest that vultures, which normally eat carrion, are drawn to eating ticks off of mammals. It is speculated vultures were initially