How do organism get the energy they need?

Answer 1

The cells of an organism have cell organs known as endoplasmic reticulam. These organells produce fats and lipids. Another organell known as ribosome produces protiens. All these nutrients are collected in small bowl like structure known as vescicles which move through a jelly llike substance known as cytoplasm. These vescicles take all the nutrients collected to an organell called the golgi apparatus. This organell biochemically modifies the nutrients and again packs them in vescicles. The vescicles then carry foward these nutrients to another organell known as mitochondria. The mitochondria then turns the biochemically modified fats and lipids into carbohydrates and finally into a energy giving subatance known as ATP. This substance is then supplied throughout the cell by vescicles again. This is how organisms get the energy they need through cell organells.