No Man is an Island…
and the concept of Biological Interactions.
Biological interaction is rooted on the fact that organism has always the tendency to take action on any motivation he sensed in his environment. No organism is isolated from its surroundings. Organisms must exist like this in order to survive and reproduce. Even man who is considered as the highest form of organism could not exist in autonomy; he will always need somebody or something for its continued existence.
Man has to learn to cultivate plants, weed them, water them and take good of them, because after some time, plants will give him fruits and vegetable to eat. This is mutual interaction among man and plants. This is also true with domesticated animals that man has to tender in order to reap meat afterward.
But man is not the only one depending on plants and animals, but other organisms as well. Hence man has to be strong or think of some strategies in order to prevail from his competitors. He has to eradicate parasite, insect, pest invading plants and animals to keep them healthy for his own consumption.
But he is not always strong and healthy; he has always the tendency to become weak because of the dynamic conditions of the environment, the heat, the cold, climate, and availability of food and other physical structures of the surroundings that affect man circumstances. In this case, he may ask the help of other for food and medicine.
If man wish to continue his brood, he has to mate with another for reproduction.
Indeed, no man could exist alone; he will always require somebody or something for his survival because no man is an island.
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