when there are two organisms living in close proximity to each other and by associating with each other they have an advantage (ex. bacteria in your stomach)
Werehud 🌙 Kurzwulf
@ehudkurzweil.bsky.social
I love Pathfinder 2e and Starfinder 2e because you can unironically ask "Does the symbiotic tentacle-like creature that is attached to my character's belly count as a prerequisite for a feat that lets me attack with my tongue?" and the answer is "no, but only because your tentacle is a Jaws attack"
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phy_papers
@phypapers.bsky.social
Comparative genomic analysis of native Bradyrhizobium spp. nodulating Retama dasycarpa in Moroccan semi-arid ecosystems: insights into symbiotic diversity and environmental adaptation https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41174464/
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Quotesel
@diesel-quotesel.bsky.social
It was a symbiotic relationship. Or codependent, whatever.
They needed me to be the bad guy. And I needed them to be the good guys. See, if they were the good guys, and I was on their team, then that automatically made me a good guy, too.
Even if I was different.
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