3. Read this short story about a chipmunk in the forest ecosystem (community). It was late fall, and a chipmunk was busy preparing for the long winter ahead. The chipmunk was gathering pine seeds and grass seeds and storing them in its underground home beneath a large Douglas fir tree. Chipmunks don’thibernate, so they need plenty of food to last through the winter. In its search for seeds, the chipmunk had found a moth cocoon, which it was eating when it heard the warning call of a blue jay. The chipmunk dropped the cocoon and quickly hid in an old woodpecker hole in a nearby tree. Moments later, a hawk swooped through the woods, grabbed the blue jay with its sharp talons and, after a short struggle, flew off with the dead blue jay. The chipmunk might have been the hawk’smeal instead of the blue jay if it hadn’t quickly escaped into the tree. After the hawk had gone, the chipmunk gathered some of the blue jay feathers that had been left behind and used them, along with some grasses and deer hair it found in the forest, to build a warm underground nest to help it survive the winter. In this short story, the chipmunk has interactions with many other members of the forest community. Each one of these interactions is called a relationship.

Question: Make a list of 5 relationships you can find in this story