kleptoparasitism; cleptoparasitism
A biological term for a form of parasitism where one animal steals food or resources gathered by another. Used in ecological and behavioral contexts.
Cuckoos lay eggs in other birds' nests and practice kleptoparasitism.
Kleptoparasitism is known as the behavior of stealing food collected by the host.
General term for parasitism; 労働寄生 specifically refers to stealing labor or resources rather than direct physiological dependence.
Brood parasitism, where a bird lays eggs in another's nest; a specific type of 労働寄生.
Compound of 労働 (labor) and 寄生 (parasitism), likely a calque from English 'kleptoparasitism' or German 'Kleptoparasitismus'. The exact derivation is uncertain.