It's a good question. Some people argue that viruses AREN'T really alive in the usual sense but occupy a zone between life and nonlife. The tobacco mosaic virus, for instance, can sort of "dry up" into a crystal which shows no signs of life but these crystals, injected into a tobacco plant, can produce more viruses, and reproduction is a sign of living things.
It might interest you to know that "virus" is from the Latin word for "slime," so people didn't think of them so much as "things" but more as "stuff."
If you know what your doing no, but if you just click random links then yes.
There are no active viruses targeting Mac OS X.
No.Moshi monsters is a site for kids old and you or grownups and does not cause viruses. feel free too add me aprils girl 1(valentine)
Yes, he is alive. He should be 95.
no
Yes, the Baudelaire orphans should be alive. Based on all the facts known, they are alive. =*)
What Should You Do - 2003 Buried Alive was released on: USA: 24 September 2004
it should be alive Zoe .m
Because you are nice.
yes
That's like asking why should you keep anyone with an illness alive, because they can still walk, talk, and function.
The seeds INSIDE the packet should be. The packet itself is paper or foil and is of course, not alive.