0
What else can I help you with?
Do all living organisms need a body system to survive why or why not?
do all living organisms need your body system to survive
What organisms consume to survive?
living things
Where are the ecoystems x?
Ecosystems are found all around the world, from tropical rainforests to polar regions. They exist in oceans, deserts, grasslands, and forests. Essentially, ecosystems can be found wherever living organisms interact with their environment.
What are some living organisms in a grasslands?
baki,toko,linta,baboy,kabayo,baka,bird,
Does a fox need water to survive?
All living organisms require water to survive.
What theory promotes the idea that ''only the strongest living organisms that can adapt to its surroundings'' survive?
The Theory of Evolution promotes the idea that the strongest living organisms adapt to their surroundings and survive.
What are the regions in the environment that provide basic needs such as food shelter mates for reproduction and protection for survival of living organisms?
The regions in the environment that provide basic needs for living organisms are called habitats. Habitats are specific places where organisms can obtain food, shelter, mates for reproduction, and protection to survive. Examples include forests, grasslands, deserts, oceans, and freshwater environments.
How living organisms survive?
by adopting to the environment that he lives or to the habitat.
Why is the cycle important to the ecosystem?
All living organisms need water to survive.
What are manipulation of living organisms to produce useful products called?
No, it is to survive and procreate.
What is a quality enabling organisms to better survive?
A quality enabling organisms to better survive is called an adaptation. All living organisms must to be able to adapt to their environment to survive.
Is oxygen a living or a non living?
Oxygen is a non-living element. It is essential for living organisms to survive and carry out cellular respiration, but it is not considered a living organism itself.
