If one of the following criteria is met the student is exempt from the Tuition Differential fee and will be assessed the No Differential tuition rate. 1  The student has maintained continuous enrollment at Florida Gulf Coast University since July 1, 2007.
Human Competition. As the human population continues to increase, humans are in competition with nature. Our requirements for survival are just as basic as those of plants and animals. We breathe the same air, drink the same water, and use the same space.ompetition happens when two parties want the same thing, but there isnât enough of it to go aroundâ¦so they compete for it.
Not Aggressive. African dwarf frogs don't have an ounce of aggression in their tiny bodies. Even two males can live together peacefully. Your frogs might seem aggressive toward each other, but that's typically either because they're crawling over one another or they're attempting to mate.When mating, they sometimes look as if they're hugging one another. They occasionally swim together or tumble through the water that way too.ost things are somewhat of a blur to them, and they often mistake something passing by their eyes for food. When a fish, snail or other frog flashes by your African dwarf frog, he might try to chomp down on them. This isn't a case of aggression.