Directly, no. Indirectly, yes.
think about bats, they fly at night and sleep in dark caves during the day, no sun. But indirectly they still "sort of" require energy from the sun because they eat bugs and bugs eat leaves, which do require the sun.
There are deep sea creatures that don't even have eyes because they live so far down they never get sunlight at all. But they eat things that do require light, like plankton, and other fishes that can see.
earthworms do not require sunlight, but they eat dirt which is composed of decomposed leaves....
by the stem of the livingthing
Living things grow with food light and water and will also thrive under the right temperature
No, water is a bond of hydrogen and oxygen.
Yes. A chicken is a living thing...
no that is not all it needs sun light
The young plant needs light to grow because all the young plants needs air, water, sunlight.
Objects without respiration, food and reproduction are classified as non-living things.
It would waste electricity if the light were on all the time. It only needs to be on when the door is open.
Because it absorbs all the light and is cooler than bright ground, there for needs sunlight.
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All vehicles are equipped with servicing lights. When a vehicle needs to be serviced, the servicing light will come on. A mechanic can look at your car to tell you why your service light is on.
If it's just the light in the back of the cluster all you have to do is take the cluster out and diagnose which globe needs to be changed, otherwise change all of them