i think our surrounding will be so "mabaho" and that is the cause of our sickness because of the bad odor that we enhail so we will die!.......................
nothing will happen
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Bacteria helps in decomposition to create ecological balance. When something dies, it is bacteria that acts upon it to decompose so another organism can find it useful. Besides, bacteria also helps to fix nitrogen from the atmosphere into a form that plants can use.
Mostly nothing. They became food for large and small scavengers - including bacteria.
Bacteria can be harmful when chicken is not cooked properly and is eaten also wound infections. Bacteria can be beneficial by breaking down unwanted waste and can also help you digest your food. useful bacteria 1- they act as decomposers and decompose all dead organic matter on earth 2-some bacteria presnt in our intestine which help in digestion of food harmful bacteria 1-they cause diseases like TB in humans
Biology is the study of life and earth science is the study of the earth.
The answer is the easiest answer..........BACTERIA
Up to the sky in detritus.
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bacteria
Bacteria can be helpful by helping you digest your food, make dairy products, clean water, help produce oxygen, decompose wast, and keep our Earth clean!
Every organism on Earth (besides plants, bacteria, cells, etc.) is an animal!
The Earth feeds off all of the plants that die they decompose and turn into fertilizer!
Water can decompose the cardboard faster than earth.
well my friend their is a species i have recently discovered that i like to call shaun scarsbrook, although he is a drip it remains the driest animal on earth
Bacteria helps in decomposition to create ecological balance. When something dies, it is bacteria that acts upon it to decompose so another organism can find it useful. Besides, bacteria also helps to fix nitrogen from the atmosphere into a form that plants can use.
the first type of cells on the early earth were prokaryote cells.
The people on earth dont know when the earth will decompose, only my worthy, trustful God knows!
The study of plants and animal remains is known as paleobotany and paleozoology. These fields involve examining fossilized plant and animal remains to understand their anatomy, ecology, evolution, and their interactions with the environment. It provides insights into the history of life on Earth and helps reconstruct ancient ecosystems.