How are animals similar to funghi?

Answer 1

they are both alive.......

They are both multicellular, use DNA that has the same composition and uses the same triplet code, use ATP as their energy storage medium, have cells with nuclei and mitochondria, have triple layered phospholipid membranes, use water as their solvent and enzymes designed to operate in that liquid, in a narrow pH range; both have to grow, metabolize fuel, and reproduce...

I could go on and on, but basically all the myriad things that make up the miracle of cellular metabolism are the same. Anybody who still maintains, in the light of all that, that evolution does not occur, is delusional in my opinion. You can only take rabid denial so far before you start to look downright foolish.

Answer 2

Both animals and fungi are eukaryotic organisms, meaning they have complex cells with a nucleus. Additionally, both animals and fungi obtain nutrients by breaking down organic matter, whether that be through ingestion for animals or external digestion for fungi. They also play important roles in various ecosystems, such as nutrient cycling and decomposition.