Biology

The correct answer is: C.Parasitism

Here's why:

In this relationship, the cuckoo takes advantage of the warbler by laying its eggs in the warbler's nest. When the cuckoo eggs hatch, the cuckoo chicks often displace or evict the warbler's own chicks, and the warbler ends up raising the cuckoo chicks as its own. The warbler invests time and energy into caring for the cuckoo chicks, which ultimately benefit from this, while the warbler’s own chicks suffer or may even die because they are displaced.

The cuckoo benefits by having its young raised by another species, without having to invest in parenting. The warbler, on the other hand, is harmed by this behavior because it loses its own offspring to the cuckoo's parasitic actions.

This is an example of parasitism, where one organism benefits at the expense of another.

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