How are the plant and animal kingdom alike?

Answer 1

They are both living organisms. Also they are both made up of cells.

They are alike because they both have a cell membrane, vacuole and cytomlasm.

They are also important to their envioment

Answer 2

Both, the plant and animal kingdoms (as well as fungi), are what is known as Eukaryotes.

Eukaryotes are organisms comprised of cells which have DNA enclosed within a nucleus as well as other structures and/or organelles enclosed within membranes.

Plants, animals, and fungi all share these features. They also share sexual reproduction, although some species may only retain it in the form of occasional atavisms (the reappearance of a trait which is no longer usually expressed).

They differ from prokaryotes which have DNA, but not a nucleus to contain it. It is theorized that Eukaryote cells are actually comprised of multiple symbiotic prokaryotes. This theory explains why, for example, mitochondria have their own DNA which is only passed on in the cell from the mother.

Answer 3

Both the plant and animal kingdoms are part of the domain Eukarya and share similar cellular structures, such as having membrane-bound organelles like the nucleus. Both kingdoms obtain energy through processes like photosynthesis (plants) or consuming other organisms (animals). Additionally, both kingdoms play vital roles in ecosystems through their interactions with other organisms.

Answer 4

they both have water and both live try going to Google for that answer

Answer 5

They are both alive

Both plants and animals have cells and are living organisms

Answer 6

They both have cells.

Answer 7

they consists of cells