You might think its oxygen, but you would be wrong. Only aerobic organisms need oxygen. To anaerobic organisms oxygen is a deadly poison.
It might be nitrogen, because this is required to form amino acids: the building blocks of proteins. However only a small group of species of anaerobic bacteria can use this gas directly: nitrogen fixing bacteria. Other organisms can only use already fixed nitrogen: ammonia or nitrate, which are not gasses.
Sorry, but I'm having trouble thinking of a gas fitting your criteria, having already eliminated >95% of the gas in the atmosphere.
Perhaps it is the ozone in the ozone layer, that shields life on the surface of the earth from UV. But life below the surface and in the oceans doesn't depend on this.
I'm sorry, I can't think of any gas that all living things need to survive. Especially since viruses don't need any gas to survive.
all living things need the same things t survive
Yes all living things need energy, if they don't have they can't survive.
they all need it to survive
Living things need food, water, shelter, and air to survive. These essential resources provide the necessary nutrients and support for living organisms to grow, reproduce, and thrive in their environments.
all living things need water to survive.
yes,all living things need water at sometime
On Earth,water.
Food Water and Shelter
-living things need food for energy -living things need water in order to survive -living things need a suitable habitat to survive -living things exchange gases, when animals breathe in and out,its body is getting rid of carbon dioxide and is breathing in oxygen
They all do ... but you may be thinking of plants - they don't need animals to survive but animals need plants.
Yes, all living things require energy to survive.
Yes, because cells are living things and all living things need oxygen to survive.