Why and How Organisms Work Together to Accomplish a Goal

Organisms Working Together
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Organisms Working Together
Charles Darwin defined the concept of survival as the common goal of all organisms. Cooperation between different organisms defines the concept of working together for the accomplishment of the survival through mutualism or symbiosis. The concept of mutualism is the opposite of the concept of survival of the fittest characterized by selfish benefits and "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Competition"  "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selfish" (Hamilton, 2003). Therefore, the reason for mutual working together is to derive mutual symbiotic benefits that enable each party to survive. All the organisms living in the same ecosystem have to work together for the mutual accomplishment of the provision of basic needs, protection, and food, which is only achievable through cooperation.
According to Hamilton (2003), the aspect of organisms’ cooperation is evident in the living world from a societal level to the cellular level. Charles Darwin stated that the human cells are the...