Name a reproductive strategy in which parasites take

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Brood parasitism is a reproductive strategy where parasites lay their eggs in the nests of other species or their own kind. Hosts unwittingly raise the parasite's offspring, often at the expense of their own. Parasite's eggs often mimic those of the host to avoid detection. This frees the parasite from incubation and parental care, allowing them to focus on other activities. Examples include parasitic wasps and cuckoo birds exploiting resources