A symbiotic relationship is when two organisms rely on each other. For example, when an organism helps another organism from hunger or being a habitat.

I chose my font just in normal because if I choose a fancy writing the people might not be able to read it . I also chose green for my background because it represent’s the leaves on the orchid and the brown represent’s the tree trunk . I put the picture there so it wouldn’t cover the writings.

Orchid and a tree trunk

Orchid on a tree trunk.

The Play Script

Tree trunk: get off me you orchid.

Orchid : “why

Tree trunk: because, I don’t like you on me!!!

Orchid :” yeah!” I will be on either you like it or not!! You think you really benefit me by just standing there.

Tree trunk : Yeah! Standing here, I give you habitat.

Orchid : Huh!!!I guess we make a good symbiotic relationship.

Tree trunk : Me too!! I hope you always be right next to me.

Orchid: I really don’t have a choice , I’m stuck on you .

Tree trunk : well I feel safe when you are on me.

organism environment Adaptation How the adaptations help it

orchid forest,where threre is a lot of bugs

it looks like a insect and smells like one too

A orchid looks like a female insect , and smells like one too. This is called pseudcocopulatory . the orchid makes it’s body smell like the scent of a insect it wants to attract. After the male insect lands on the orchid the pollen attaches to the insect and doesn’t go away until the male insect reaches another plant.

forest ,where a lot of insects are.

third petal used as a cushion

Has a complex third petal used as a cushion when the insects land on the flower to pollinate .

forest, where a lot of insects are could gather pollen

Put together the pollen gathering and making pollen structures together

Adaptation for orchid

Adaptation for a tree trunk

Organism Environment Adaptations How the adaptations help it survive

tree windy forest strong roots the roots stable the tree to the ground so it won't

blow away

A lot of rain and has roots and gets sunlight when it is sunlight leaves sunny and water when it

is raining through their leaves.

when it gets really leaves fall out the tree loses their

cold in the forest leaves in winter, so

it would prevent trees from cutting water loss,and also prevents the

leaves to ice up ,and die.

Symbiotic RelationshipMy symbiotic relationship is a orchid and a tree trunk . Yes

they do help each other because if a orchid grows on a tree trunk the orchid could provide sunlight , moisture and protection and , the tree gives the orchid a habitat .I think the two organisms feel safe . and I chose a orchid and a tree trunk , because I think it’s really cool how the orchid give gives the tree sunlight after the orchid gather’s it. 녀ㅟㅑ홋

Orchid on a tree trunk

differencesOrchid

•Not many leaves•Not many roots.•Gather’s sun light ,Moisture and water.

Camel moving to Antarctica

Once there lived a camel that lived in Egypt, it was a bactrian camel it was‘Galloping on the surface of the sand and it was just looking for his friend but all of a sudden someone captured him by dropping an enormous net on him.

When he woke up , he was at a place somewhere very cold. He hated the fact that he had short hair because it gave him no warmth, but he liked the fact that he had long eyebrows because this helped the snow away from his face considering how much wind and snow there was. He really couldn’t find any water but he eventually found somewhere that had clean water and luckily his ability to survive for a long period of time helped him as he filled his humps with water. He galloped for 30 minutes and he figured out he was in Antarctica . After I year he died because the wind was too strong and he couldn't find any food and habitat so he just died.

•A long neck for eating leaves.•Long legs to run from there predators like humans and cheetahs.• a short tail so he wouldn’t trip.For my habitat I chose a forest because I think there is a lot of animals you could make for the habitat forest.

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