Do all living things have the ability to move?

Answer 1

No. Plants are living things, but they are not sentient beings. They do not have muscles or nervous systems and do not move of their own volition. Actually yes, some do. All plants display a type of movement called tropisms. Gravitropism, growing roots down, and shoots up. Hydrotropism, growing roots towards water. There are many more. Flowers (e.g., sunflowers) will track the sun. Some flowers will close their petals at night (protection of the reproductive parts from frost and the cold) and open during the day for pollinators. Others will do the opposite because they're pollinators are nocturnal (moths, bats, some possums etc.). The mimosa plant will collapse it's leaves when brushed to look less appetising to herbivores.
Yes, all living things will move. Every living thing will respond to stimuli and they will be able to move.
no all living things do not move cause trees are alive are they not and yet they are living

Answer 2

For the most part they harness Newton's 3 laws. Mostly 3:

=== === They push their legs pack- they push forwards. For the most part they harness Newton's 3 laws. Mostly 3:

Answer 3

Yes all organisms do move. Even if their bodies don't move their insides e.g. cells, organs have to move to live.

(apart from the dead ones!)

Answer 4

yes. I think all bacteria move, but I could be wrong I am just guessing.

Answer 5

yes! Plants grow, animals move! what doesnt?

Answer 6

Yes, all animals can move.

Answer 7

f course yes!!!!!

Answer 8

no