Two competing species can co-exist for the same type of resource by changing their foraging pattern. These butterflies can obtain nectar at different times and chase different floral parts to avoid competition.
Two butterfly species are competing for the same nectar of a flower in a garden. To survive and coexist together, they may avoid competition in the same garden by:
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feeding at the same time
choosing different foraging patterns
increasing time spent on attacking each other
predating on each other
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