"This pitcher plant (Nepenthes rafflesiana elongata) has a unique relationship with the small wooly bat. Instead of consuming insects like the chamber of most of its close relatives, this plant’s chamber provides the bat with a perfect place to roost during the day. The guano left behind by the bat provides the plant with all the nourishment it needs." - Symbiosis (mutualism)
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