I think they would breathe with carbon dioxide and would live on mars.
no
echinoderms, cnidaria and other forms
It would be difficult for humans to breathe on other planets as the atmospheres are very different from Earth's. For example, on Mars the atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide with very little oxygen. Special equipment would be needed to survive on other planets.
so far all we know was that the water was high and the ground was low but other than that we have no clue about anything else and this is a 12 year old answering this! :)
Yes, the word 'survival' is a noun form of the verb to survive. Other noun forms of the verb to survive are survivor and the gerund, surviving.
plants and animals need each other to survive.
Plants need carbon dioxide as much as we need oxygen. If there isn't any air in space for us to breathe, plants can't survive. Plus, we don't know what any other galaxies are like right now.
Whales come to the surface to breathe air through their blowholes, as they are mammals and need to breathe oxygen to survive. They also come to the surface to regulate their body temperature and communicate with other whales through vocalizations.
when you breathe out, plants breathe in.
The only forms of life that can survive in the Dead Sea are halophiles, which are specialized microorganisms, primarily certain types of bacteria and archaea. These extremophiles have adapted to thrive in the highly saline and inhospitable environment, where most other forms of life cannot survive. Additionally, some microbial eukaryotes, such as certain algae, can also tolerate the extreme salinity.
They have been found to survive primarily on voles in the Tundra when no other life-forms are available.
The Romans did not invent medicine. Forms of medicine already existed in the Mesopotamian civilisations and in Egypt and Greece. There were also forms of ancient medicine in India, China and other parts of the word.