If the elephants, just because of their size, are the only large animals that can get to the water to drink, the zebras may suffer. This is an example of Competition between species.
What is species competition?
Competition is an ecological relationship that occurs between organisms of the same or different species. We say that competition is intraspecific when individuals of the same species are involved, and that it is interspecific when dealing with different species.
Interspecific competition is an interaction between two species that causes damage to one or both of them. In general, competition can be for resources such as: space, food or nutrients, light, organic waste, among others.
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