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Yes, the sun is nonliving. It has no independent thought or control over what it does for eternity. It is just a giant ball of burning gas. Although, it is the creator of life as it provides light and heat for Earth.
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Is the sun a single-celled organism?
Are you serious? The sun is a star, not an organism. You my friend are an idiot. Here's my advise... Go lay down on the freeway.
Which organism uses the sun for energy?
plants
How can a organism in the fourth tropic level obtain energy from the sun?
An organism in the fourth level gets food from the sun by consuming organisms in the levels below it.
What is an organism that gets its energy from photosynthesis?
Light
What organism Gets food from sun and mistaken for seweed?
eel
Does the sun reproduce?
No. The sun is not an organism.
Is the sun an organism?
No, the sun is not an organism. Many organisms require the energy from the sun either directly or indirectly. The sun a large mass of hydrogen and other chemicals. Also an organism must be living, and the sun is nonliving
Which organism gathers its energy directly from the Sun?
Which organism gathers its energy directly from the sun
Can the sun reproduce?
No. Ths sun is not an organism.
Where does an organism get its energy from?
the organism gets its enerfy from the sun because they capture
What is an example of something that is not an organism?
the Sun
Is the sun a single-celled organism?
Are you serious? The sun is a star, not an organism. You my friend are an idiot. Here's my advise... Go lay down on the freeway.
What is an organism that uses the sun for energy?
for your dick
Which organism uses the sun for energy?
plants
Is there a creature on the sun?
No. The sun is TOO TOO hot for any organism to survive.
How can a organism in the fourth tropic level obtain energy from the sun?
An organism in the fourth level gets food from the sun by consuming organisms in the levels below it.
Which of these is an organism that absorbs food from the on which it lives?
sun
