[DOC] [TLE] Oxpecker - Wikipedia [PAR] The oxpeckers are two species of bird which make up the family Buphagidae. 
Some ... Oxpeckers graze exclusively on the bodies of large mammals. ... are 
sometimes classified as parasites, because they open wounds on the animals' 
backs. [DOC] [TLE] What Kind of Animals Do Elephants Interact With? | Animals - mom.me [PAR] In Africa, elephants share territory with many other animals, but they only have ... 
Like oxpeckers, cattle egrets ride on elephants' backs, eating parasites as well... [DOC] [TLE] What Is the Relationship Between an African Tickbird & a Giraffe ... [PAR] The tickbird and the giraffe have a symbiotic relationship that some scientists ... 
The two species called tickbirds, the red-billed and yellow-billed oxpecker, are 
perching birds with feet adapted for grasping, which allow them to ride on a host 
while looking for a meal. ... What Kind of Animals Do Elephants Interact With? [DOC] [TLE] Red-billed Oxpecker | MpalaLive! [PAR] Learn facts about the red-billed oxpecker, see photos, read the field guide and 
lesson ... Africa and you will see red- and yellow-billed oxpeckers riding on their 
backs. ... to eat on the backs and heads of host animals, especially grazing 
mammals. ... elephants, giraffes, hippos, and other large mammals at Mpala's 
hippo pool. [DOC] [TLE] Mutualism: Oxpecker and Zebra by Precious Ojo on Prezi [PAR] Mar 12, 2013 ... ... symbiotic relationship between two species of organism where both ... The 
oxpecker, a medium sized bird, hitches a ride on the back of the ... How they both 
benefit The oxpecker also has mutualistic relationships with rhinos, giraffes, ... 
http://animals.pawnation.com/relationship-between-oxpecker-bision-... [DOC] [TLE] Bird captured on camera eating ticks from giraffe's mouth - Telegraph [PAR] Oct 26, 2009 ... The yellow-billed Oxpecker can eat more than 100 ticks or 13,000 larvae ... "
Usually they ride on the backs of Africa's big mammals and eat the... [DOC] [TLE] Oxpeckers (Birds) - In Depth Tutorials and Information [PAR] ORDER Passeriform.es FAMILY Sturnidae GENUS & SPECIES Buphagus ... 
feeding technique is its ability to hitch a ride on the backs of large grazing 
mammals. ... Clambering about a giraffe's head, an oxpecker carefully probes the 
coat,... [DOC] [TLE] Yellow Billed Oxpeckers on the Back of a Giraffe | Animals | Pinterest ... [PAR] Baby Giraffe wild animal pictures Yellow Billed Oxpeckers on the Back of a 
Giraffe, ... to protect them, these birds will ride on the backs of many larger 
mammals to ... Lions, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania ALL KINDS OF 
FELINES,Animal... [DOC] [TLE] Red-billed Oxpecker's - riding the back of a Giraffe | Birds of a ... [PAR] Red-billed Oxpecker's - riding the back of a Giraffe | See more about A ... urry & 
eathery riends - photos of birds, pets & wild animals - Aggiana Bird of 
Paradise ... However, Baby wants to snuggle under Mama's neck. ..... Also known 
as the Common Puffin, it is the only puffin species which is found in the Atlantic 
Ocean... [DOC] [TLE] Why do birds sit on or hover around buffaloes? - Quora [PAR] Oxpeckers are the most common bird that you can see associated with Bison (
african buffalo). ... The oxpeckers are two species of birds -- the red-billed 
oxpecker and the ... a symbiotic relationship with the large, hoofed mammals of 
the area: giraffes, antelope, ... They seem to sit on back of cows and buffaloes 
without fear. [DOC] [TLE] Giraffe, Giraffe facts | For The Love Of Africa [PAR] Giraffes are the world's tallest mammals, thanks to their towering legs and long ... 
Oxpeckers(tick birds) are often seen "hitching" a ride on the backs of Giraffes. ... 
been observed bathing; Mom Giraffes form a type of daycare for their young. [DOC] [TLE] Seal Hitches Ride On Humpback Whale In Extremely Rare ... [PAR] Sep 18, 2015 ... Oxpeckers also have a symbiotic relationship with large mammals such as 
buffalo, rhino or giraffe. They ride along on their backs

Question: The oxpecker, which is this type of animal, likes to ride on the backs of giraffes
Answer: a bird