#7 A cuckoo bird lays its eggs in a warbler bird's nest. Once hatched, the cuckoo chicks displace the warbler chicks, tricking the parent warbler into caring for them over their own young. What type of ecological interaction does the cuckoo have with the warbler? a. Commensalism

b. Competition

c. Mutualism

d. Parasitism

Parasitism

Explanation:

Parasitism is a kind of interaction between organisms in which only one organism gains from the interaction. Usually one organism gains at the expense of the other organism.

In this case, the cuckoo bird gains at the expense of the warbler bird. The cuckoo bird lays its eggs in the warbler bird nest and also tricks the warbler bird to care for its young at the expense of the warbler bird's young.

This is parasitism.

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