A classic example of competition in the ecosystem is between lions and hyenas competing for food. Both lions and hyenas are predators who hunt and scavenge for food in the same areas. When there is limited prey, such as zebras or gazelles, both species will compete for the food source. This can lead to intense competition, where lions may try to dominate and protect their prey and hyenas may attempt to steal it. This can also lead to coexistence, where both species learn to hunt and scavenge at different times, or in different areas to avoid direct competition.
