Animals have eukaryotic cells (very simply, they have a nucleus surrounded by a membrane). They are multicellular. Their cells lack cell walls. They are heterotrophs (meaning they can't make their own food but must take it in from outside.). They can move around, at least in some part of their life cycle.
Heterotrophic (how it obtains energy)
Eukaryotic (what type of cell)
Multicellular (number of cells)
Cell walls (lacks this structure)
Scientists classify animals into two large groups based on wether the animal has a backbone or not. shtytrsywsysys
Well, there are several things, but what makes a living thing an animal is that they dont use WikiAnswers for their homework, but actually go and do the research themselves
animals
1 :walk
2 :reproduce
3 :move
4 :digest food
5 :response to stimuli
6 :see
7 :feel
Well first it has to be alive and second it has to move on its own. =^.^=
Having cells (or a cell, there are single-celled animals too) with a nucleus and mitochondria but no chloroplasts, and being able to move in at least one stage of its life.
It's cells are eukaryotic, without cell walls, it is multicellular, heterotrophic, and is motile at least during part of its life cycle.
bule whale
To protect themselves and warm other amimal.
Animals do not have cell wall.They have other two.
Hey it's related because of the same structures
Plant cells have thylakoid, which is where photosynthesis takes place. There are many terms associated with these organelles, too.
A heterotroph (sustains self on other organisms) or a carnivore (eats meat).
cockroach
psuedopods
Your ma
no, eukaryotic
bule whale
in the movie
A Horse!
A frog.
Birds
A grizzly bear.
An amimal village