all sea animals that died eventually turned into oil.
yes
yes because a fossil fuel is a nonrenewable energy resource formed form the remains of plants and animals that lived long ago plus if it is burned then we can not get more
Oil is a fossil fuel, no matter if it is made from ancient sea creatures or land ones.
trace fossil
Organic matter was compressed and heated
Limestone is not a fossil fuel because it is not made from the carbon-containing soft tissues of long dead plants and animals. It is formed by fossils based on animal shells. Limestone is not used as a fuel but is used by industries for other purposes.
It is fossil fuels.
It takes millions of years for fossil fuels to be naturally formed.
organic matter
Fossil Fuels:)
Oil is formed from the compressed remains of plankton. It is not made from fossils or considered a fossil, despite the name "fossil fuel". What actually happens is that, over millions of years the pressure from the ground would eventually turn it to a liquid. A liquid we call "oil".
A long time ago