We currently know of approximately 1.6 million species, with the number growing every year. We only know of a very small percentage, however, with estimates of the total number of species numbering 7-100 million. Because of the human impact on the environment, however, many of these species may die out before we ever find them.
unknown, but it is several orders of magnitude larger than those cataloged and named.
Any living thing has chromosomes; different species have different amounts!
It is just another species in our animal kingdom. after millions of years of evolution the species cheetah is with us today. You could ask why we exist or any other living thing on this earth. All the same
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scorpions cacti
Living things are alive.
Cows
species
living thing has a cell and a nonliving thing doesn't
living thing has a cell and a nonliving thing doesn't
Is when a living thing makes a new similar thing. If the living thing does not reproduce it will die without making more of his\her's species.
living things have cells and cellular organization