How Living Things Work Together

Bill and Webb, two duck siblings, have different ideas for building a cardboard boat. They seek advice from Mr. Brown, who introduces them to the concept of mutualisms, where two different species work together for mutual benefit. He provides examples of mutualisms, such as clownfish with sea anemones and coyotes with badgers. Inspired by these examples, Bill and Webb decide to combine their skills to build a boat together, learning the importance of collaboration.

How does the concept of mutualism apply to the relationship between different species?

What lesson about teamwork and collaboration can be learned from the examples of mutualism?

What skills do Bill and Webb possess that could help them build a boat together?