No, animals only carry out respiration. Only plants have photosynthesis. Although, there is a rare green sea slug, which is now being considered half plant and half animal because it carries out both respiration and photosynthesis.
Only one, plankton. plankton can use photosynthesis and are the only animals known to do so.
No they don't.
no that is a process for plants
no, except for some algae
no
Why is photosynthesis essential to animals?
Oxygen is a product of photosynthesis that is used by plants and animals for respiration.
Planaria are type of animals. Animals are not photosynthetic
Photosynthesis cannot effect a meat eating animal.Photosynthesis has to take place with 3 main things: sun, chlorophyll, and oxygen.Now notice how I said chlorophyll. Meat eating animals do not have chlorophyll. This means the formula of life (or in other words, photosynthesis,) cannot take place.No meat eating animals have anything to do with photosynthesis. Even if it was plant eating animals, they still have nothing to do with photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is for plants only. So photosynthesis cannot effect meat eating animals in ANYWAY.Hope that answered your question.
there are no photosynthetic animals
Animals depend on photosynthesis for food and oxygen.
Whales are mammals, animals, and photosynthesis is not a property or activity of animals.
Why is photosynthesis essential to animals?
It doesn't, photosynthesis is purely for plants
Animals do not rely on photosynthesis - plants do. Animals cannot make their own food. That's why they can move around.
There are no animals that perform photosynthesis but there are a group of bacteria called cyanobacteria that rely partially on photosynthesis to generate metabolic energy.
Living things DO carry out photosynthesis, since green plants are living things. They are not animals, if that is what you meant. Animals do not have chlorophyll, which is needed for photosynthesis.
Oxygen is a product of photosynthesis that is used by plants and animals for respiration.
Planaria are type of animals. Animals are not photosynthetic
Animals benefit from photosynthesis by providing food rich in nutrients for the animals that eat plants (herbivores). Animals that eat other animals (carnivores) are indirectly benefitted, because they will then eat the animals that ate the plants.
Chlorophyll traps energy for photosynthesis and in photosynthesis oxygen is released that is used by animals for their respiration.
Photosynthesis cannot effect a meat eating animal.Photosynthesis has to take place with 3 main things: sun, chlorophyll, and oxygen.Now notice how I said chlorophyll. Meat eating animals do not have chlorophyll. This means the formula of life (or in other words, photosynthesis,) cannot take place.No meat eating animals have anything to do with photosynthesis. Even if it was plant eating animals, they still have nothing to do with photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is for plants only. So photosynthesis cannot effect meat eating animals in ANYWAY.Hope that answered your question.