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What do all living things have in common with their offspring?
All living things need air!
Why the earth and all living things need air?
organs need it
What are the six needs of living things?
Answer: Living space, energy, H2O, proper temperature, air, nutrients. not all living things need air to live
What is the gas in the air and water that all living things need?
oxygen
What humans need to live?
10 things people need to do to live1. All living things need air to live.2. All living things need clean water to drink. 3. All need food to eat to live. 4. All living things need shelter to live. 5. All living things need animals to live. 6. All living things need homes to live. 7. All things need the sun to live. 8. All things need earth to live. 9. All things need warm weather to live. 10. All living things need colder weather to live.
Do all living things need air and water to live?
no, not all living things need water or air...take cells for example and.... well there are other things too but I know this for a fact because we just learned about it in my science class
What all living things need?
Living things need food, water, shelter, and air to survive. These essential resources provide the necessary nutrients and support for living organisms to grow, reproduce, and thrive in their environments.
Why do zebras need air?
Because all living things need a form of gas exchange.
What is the basic needs of all living things?
Food, water and air. Just be careful, this is more for complex living things. I don't think bacteria need air as such.
What things that need air?
all living things 2nd Answer: Well, except living things like anaerobic bacteria, the plant kingdom, and so forth.
What are the 4 needs of all living things?
living things need things: 1 water 2 food 3 space 4 shelter 5 air
What do all living things not need?
All living things need an energy source which may be provided by chemicals or light, an environment that does not poison, cook or freeze them and others of their species (if they are not single celled or asexual) to breed with.
