Gause's principle says two species competing for the same resource cannot coexist. But here in the Sundarbans, I see the spotted deer and wild boar both grazing on the same patches—they avoid exclusion through subtle differences in feeding time and plant part preference, a lesson in real-world nuance. My own cashew trees taught me this; we intercropped with pulses, and they found a way to share the soil. The textbooks state a hard rule, but the forest, like a good farmer, shows you the workaround. What to do? Life is rarely so simple.
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