What are examples of symbiosis in the arctic tundra?

Examples of symbiosis in the arctic tundra include:

- Mutualism:

- Lichens: a symbiotic relationship between a fungus and an alga. The fungus provides a protective structure for the alga, while the alga provides the fungus with food through photosynthesis.

_Example:_ Reindeer lichen

- Commensalism:

- Arctic hare and polar bear: the arctic hare provides food for the polar bear, while the polar bear provides protection for the arctic hare by scaring away predators.

_Example:_ Arctic fox and snowy owl

- Parasitism:

- Parasitic worms and caribou: parasitic worms live in the caribou's body and feed on its blood and tissues, causing harm to the caribou.

_Example_: Botflies and caribou