Rocks are nonliving because they don't breathe or they don't make carbon.
ello there young puppets. Im a pommy scientist and drink ma cup of tea whilst writing this extrememly beutiful answer. yes, they can come alive. they come alive if you sprinke candy pops on your stomach and sudennly you will feel this funny feeling, a couple of alive pet rocks um...randomly appear. i have 3 alive pet rocks, jacob ( buc teeth bil), patrick (big nose), and liam ( 8 year old pussy). They're very important to me as jacob sometimes bites patricks starfish's big nose and left a couple of marks. liam got scared and ran away like a little girl. he wanted his mummy :( poor baby...
They are part of the geosphere. Biosphere is life only, rocks are not alive but are part of the landscape. Landscape and anything not alive that is on earth is the geosphere. Biosphere includes fish, animals, invertebrates, bugs, plants, and trees.
Yes, an organism by definition is not only alive, it reacts to stimuli, maintains homeostasis, grows and can reproduce. Once it dies, it returns to the soil or water as organic matter. If something cannot be alive, it is inorganic. This includes all the minerals on the earth or what we sees as "rocks".
Diamonds, Limestone, Water, Wind, Sun, Copper, Tin, Bauxite, etc.
A living thing is usually defined as having movement, respiration, sensation, growth, reproduction,excretion and nutritional needs. A good way to remember this is MRS GRENN. Rocks do not have all of these characteristics, so by this definition, they are not considered to be living.
No, rocks are not alive. Rocks are not alive in the ocean or sea or on land
Alive at Red Rocks was created on 2004-07-26.
HE'S ALIVE he's alive he rocks
No. Rocks are not alive in any sense.
"Bio" means life, so a biotic resource would be one that is alive.Is soil alive? No.Are plants alive? YesAre rocks alive? NoAre minerals alive? No
Incubus Alive at Red Rocks - 2004 V is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M
NO, but they do change over time
Yes,he is still alive at age 49 and he still rocks!
Rocks, which are inanimate objects, are not alive and have no souls. A good indicator that something is alive, that it has a soul, is if it conveys emotion. Dogs and cats convey emotion, and therefore are not only alive but also have souls. Insects operate completely off of instinct and chemical reaction, as do chickens. Thus, none of those have souls.
no if you can not hear them breath or eat or grow you can tell it is not alive
Anything that is alive, so rocks would be a wrong answer here.
Rocks just "are", they are not alive and therefore they do not depend on anything.