Oxygen
Animals give off a number of gasses during Day and night, most notably Carbon dioxide and methane gas. Oxygen is needed by man and animal.
oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen. Plants take in the Carbon Dioxide that man and animals exhale, and give off oxygen.
Photosynthesis is where plants get nutrients from the sun. This is important for man and animals because, if the plants couldn't use photosynthesis, they would die off. If all the plants die off, then man and animals couldn't get nutrients fom the plants, therefore making the process of photosynthesis needed by both plants and animals.
Carbon dioxide, CO2.
CO2 (carbon dioxide) is exhaled by animals and needed by plants for photosynthesis.
The gas given off by plants that is needed by animals is oxygen. Through the process of photosynthesis, plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen, which animals then breathe in to support their respiration. This exchange of gases between plants and animals is vital for the survival of both organisms.
Because he needed a caretaker for the world and all the animals on it. Read the Bible. Man needed an Earth to live on. God wouldn't let man die in nothingness on the first day and then create the earth on the sixth.
Drinking and keeping our food supply alive is a use for the most common (80%) green house gas. That is water vapor. The second most common greenhouse gas comes from anything that dies and rots, CO2. Man also produces 3 to 6% of this gas. The rest comes from natural sources. The third most common gas is methane, which comes from animals. In this arena man produces much of this gas through the farming of animals. Almost 1% of this gas is made by humans. In total man produces about 0.28% of all green house gas. Much of this amount from items that would produce it even if man were not around.
Drinking and keeping our food supply alive is a use for the most common (80%) green house gas. That is water vapor. The second most common greenhouse gas comes from anything that dies and rots, CO2. Man also produces 3 to 6% of this gas. The rest comes from natural sources. The third most common gas is methane, which comes from animals. In this arena man produces much of this gas through the farming of animals. Almost 1% of this gas is made by humans. In total man produces about 0.28% of all green house gas. Much of this amount from items that would produce it even if man were not around.
1) Animals needed to withstand the effects of gravity. 2) Animals needed to reduce desiccation (the loss of water). 3) Animals needed to have a mode of transportation. 4) Animals needed protection against UV rays. 5) Animals needed to reproduce without water. 6) Animals needed to breathe air. 7) Animals needed to adjust their senses to life out of water.