No. Stalactites and stalagmites are formed from minerals, brought down from the rocks above by water.
No. Only living organisms have cells. Although stalagmites and stalactites appear to grow, it is not due to the reproduction of cells or living organisms. Stalagmites and stalactites are composed of atoms which are connected into molecules. They are made of the same things as any other rock.
Seaweeds are living organisms, members of the Algae family. Stalactites (and Stalagmites) are formations of limestone which occur in caves, they are not living organisms.
No, limestone is a sedimentary rock, not a living organism.
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No, Earth is not considered an organism. It is a planet that supports various forms of life but is not a living organism itself.
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I have known some people whom I considered walking talking turds, but technically, feces is not a living organism. It is organic matter, and it contains microorganisms, but it is not an organism.
No, a cell is not considered an organism. Cells are the basic building blocks of living organisms, but an organism is a complete living entity made up of multiple cells working together.
because it is living or alive.
Twigs are part of a living organism, as they are usually branches or smaller parts of a tree or shrub. While twigs themselves are not considered a separate living organism, they are a component of the larger plant organism.
It would not be considered a living organism because it does not carry out several of the qualifications needed to be considered alive, including feeding and reproducing. It is, however, part of humans who are obviously considered living organisms and also consisting of cells, which are living organisms.