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No. Because all living things have carbon in them
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How does life in the ocean get oxygen?
plants "breathe" carbon dioxide which is what animals exhale. the plant life in the ocean provides oxygen for the marine life.
How can life survive at the bottom of the ocean where there is no light and it is so cold?
they can survive because they have lots of packed gear
What kind of plants contain cardon?
All plants contain carbon, plants and animals are carbon-based life forms which means that they need carbon to survive
What does marine life need to survive?
the basic needs of a sea otter is an ocean, salt, food, and water
What are penguin evolved from?
Scientists think that all life evolved from the ocean, because that's where all life started. Animals come out of the ocean and through many generations, they get characteristics that help them survive.
What are the two reasons that carbon compounds are so important?
All life needs carbon to survive, especially through respiration in humans and animals, and photosynthesis for plants
Is there any life at the bottom of the ocean that can survive in shallow depth?
Definitely each day scientist find more life down there. JASMYNELOVESFLOWERS
How long can a person survive in Indian ocean?
In a life raft, about 21 days. With life jacket on, about three days. Without life jacket, 24 hours approximately.
The two major dissolved gases in ocean water are?
The two principal gases that are dissolved in ocean water are oxygen and carbon dioxide. These gases are vital for marine life.
What is the dominate life and food source in the ocean?
The smaller fish eat moss and algae off the rocks to survive, while the bigger fish eat the smaller fish to survive.
What do cold seeps and hydrothermal vents have in common?
They both come from the ocean floor? That and it probably has to do with both allowing some type of plant or animal life to survive on the ocean floor.
What is neededto support carbon-based organisms?
NASA says that Carbon-based organisms need water and energy to survive. here's the link- http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/science/life/index.html
