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All animals need Oxygen to respire.
Humans can survive living underground if they have food and water.
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Humans do not need to expose themselves to solar radiation directly to survive. However, if there were no solar radiation at all, temperatures on Earth would quickly drop below freezing, and plants would not be able to grow. Humans would not live long under such conditions.
In theory. They 'inhale' Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and 'exhale' Oxygen (O2). To improve the above statement... since plants "inhale" Carbon Dioxide which is made up of one molecule of Carbon and 2 of Oxygen, plants can not live without oxygen because without oxygen there would be no carbon dioxide in the first place. So my final answer is NO! Plants can not live without oxygen! ***WORLD PEACE*** :) smoking kills...
No, humans need salt to survive. The cells in the human body need salt to retain fluid and for the regulation of electrical activity.
Humans do not need to expose themselves to solar radiation directly to survive. However, if there were no solar radiation at all, temperatures on Earth would quickly drop below freezing, and plants would not be able to grow. Humans would not live long under such conditions.
If the water was extremely cold there is a possibility, though the human brain cannot go without oxygen for 5 minutes on average.
The average human can survive under water for approximately 5 minutes but no more then 10.
they take food along if they wish and also carry oxygen tanks along
It is primarily aerobic, but is capable of anaerobic respiration under very low oxygen conditions