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    This document contains 3 photos with captions describing the author's biological interactions with other species. The first photo shows the author playing with their dog named Roberto. The second photo depicts the author's father's fighting rooster, which is a prized cockfighter. The third photo shows the author dolphin watching while traveling by boat. The captions provide details on the species, location, date, and importance of interacting with and observing these different organisms.

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    This document contains 3 photos with captions describing the author's biological interactions with other species. The first photo shows the author playing with their dog named Roberto. The second photo depicts the author's father's fighting rooster, which is a prized cockfighter. The third photo shows the author dolphin watching while traveling by boat. The captions provide details on the species, location, date, and importance of interacting with and observing these different organisms.

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    Activity II.

    Show photos of you (at least 3), with another species/organism/animal,


    depicting your biological interaction with them. Reflect on the photos that you have shown and
    provide a succinct and substantive response or description (caption) in 50- 100 words (one-page
    per photo with caption). Your description/caption should tackle about its importance and role in
    the biodiversity. Edited pictures would not be acceptable. Include important details of the photo
    such as the common name of the species/organism, location of the picture, as well as the date
    and time of capture for transparency. After your three-pages photo with captions, you have to fill
    out the Activity III - The Classification of Organisms Form which refers to your chosen
    organisms in your pictures. Two sample outputs for Activity 2 are shown on the next pages
    MY BIOLOGICAL INTERACTION WITH ANOTHER SPECIES (Land Species)

    My dog friend name “ROBERTO”


    We have two dogs in our house and ROBERTO is one of them. ROBERTO is a 3 and
    half year-old dog and ROBERTO has pure Bisaya blood or what we called “ASKAL”.
    ROBERTO is with us since 2019 until now 2022. This photo was taken yesterday while I’m
    playing with my two dogs and I love playing with them because playing with these dogs can
    remove all my stress and problem.
    Dogs can be there for us even when people can’t. They offer unconditional love,
    emotional support, and constant cuddles that help stave off social isolation. And dogs help us
    recover psychologically from a crisis. And dogs make us happier by just looking at a them and
    lift our spirits
    MY BIOLOGICAL INTERACTION WITH ANOTHER SPECIES (Land Species)

    My father’s Brodcock

    This is my father brodcock or cockfighter. This cockfighter is a 1-year-old and this


    brodcock is one of my father’s favorite fighters because this the best cockfighter in all of his
    roosters and it has a potential to participate in cock fighting.
    Roosters are proud, elegant, and attractive birds. They are more colorful and more
    charismatic than hens. As the iconic farmyard symbol and rural alarm clock, they can be quite
    appealing.
    Roosters can add many advantages to our home and to our flock. Some may see it as a
    bad idea, but there are many key benefits to having a rooster in our flock. Among these benefits
    include fertilization, behavior, defense and beauty. Roosters provide a free and economic way to
    increase the size of your flock. Some people only have a few chickens and may be looking to
    increase the size of their farm or have a need for more eggs. One of the best ways to add more
    chickens to our flock is to introduce a rooster. A rooster will mate with most or all of the hens in
    the flock.
    MY BIOLOGICAL INTERACTION WITH ANOTHER SPECIES (Marine Species)

    Dolphin watching while traveling to Barangay Malabago Cebu


    This photo was taken in the middle of the sea when we are going to cross towards to
    Barangay Malabago Cebu in September 27, 2019. It was so fun and satisfying to watch them
    while traveling in the sea.
    Dolphins are altruistic animals. They are known to stay and help injured individuals, even
    helping them to the surface to breath. Their compassion also extends across the species-barrier.
    There are many accounts of dolphins helping humans and even whales.

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