Question

multiple - choice question
why is a cuckoo bird a parasite?
makes another bird hatch and feed its offspring. the cuckoo bird may even dispose of the host birds eggs to make room for their eggs.
it helps other birds raise there young
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Explanation:

Parasites benefit at the expense of a host. Cuckoo birds lay eggs in other birds' nests, making the host hatch and feed their offspring, sometimes even removing host - eggs. This is parasitic behavior. The second option is incorrect as it is not about helping but exploiting.

Answer:

Makes another bird hatch and feed its offspring. The cuckoo bird may even dispose of the host birds eggs to make room for their eggs.