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)
Blair Lorenzo / The Fox and the City
@thefoxandthecity.com
What makes this worse is that although we often imagine transit hubs as local amenities, we don't actually build them that way, instead building empty facilities in useless locations.
Which is doubly frustrating as transit and public space should be symbiotic!
youtu.be/kFEbXUyff9g?...
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KrissRay ⊬
@theflightlessbird.bsky.social
Having pets is a beautiful wonder.
We invite this other species into our home and share our resources with them, we trust them not to hurt us and vice versa.
You would think this would be counter to instinct but I don't think it is. There's something symbiotic about it that I can't explain.
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FeM - Funghi e Micologia
@funghimicologia.bsky.social
Symbiosis Among Naematelia aurantialba, Stereum hirsutum, and Their Associated Microbiome in the Composition of a Cultivated Mushroom Complex JinEr
#microbiome
#microbialcommunity
#JinErmushroom
#Naematelia
#Stereum
https://www.mdpi.com/2309-608X/12/1/41
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