Giraffes are herbivores found in Africa. They prefer to eat twigs and leaves from acacia trees. This type of producer–consumer relationship can be described as a predator–prey relationship or parasitism. Explain an instance the giraffe–acacia tree relationship would be parasitic and not predatior-prey.

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