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Living things can carry out all six life processes which are using energy, getting energy, growing, getting rid of waste, and reacting to change. However, nonliving things can only carry out some or none life processes.
water and food
All cells need oxygen and nutrients to carry out their activities and that is what blood delivers.
living things need food an nutrients because they need to get energy to carry out all their activities .without out food thing can't live.
living things are made up of plants and animals one basic things which is common to all livings is that all of them have live . that is things are made up of cells and therefore above to carry out live process . on the other hands non-living do not have live. eg pens, rocks
Is this a seriouse question? A rucksack, carrier bag, arm, a trailer, butler or other servent, maybe ballance the things on head.
2002 and newer Mercury Mountaineers don't have an automatic transmission fluid level dipstick , but all Mercury Mountaineers have an engine oil level dipstick
All vehicles carry things.
so they can have all day to climb
Pupils should hide under a desk if they are still in school or something to cover their heads. And always carry an emergency earthquake rucksack so they have all the essentials if they encountered an earthquake. =P
A backpack traveller will have all their luggage in a backpack, also known as a rucksack. If they are on the move all the time then this is a far more convenient way off carrying all their luggage, keeping your hands free to do other things like hitchhike where a thumb is very important! Nobody would like to be carrying suitcases if they are having to carry them any sort of distance every day.
Once you get all 5 rainbows you can upgrade your rucksack.
science
The cell
-To carry oxygen to all your cells -To carry cells that fight bacteria -And help carry things to parts of your body
A pulley is a simple machine that help people carry heavy things up.When you are having trouble use a pulley to carry all your things.
Metabolism, reproduction, and adaptation.