What advantages of being multicellular have?

Answer 1

A multi-cellular organism often has different kinds of cells which are specialized for carrying out certain tasks. Additionally, being multi-cellular increases the capabilities of an organism- a multi-cellular can form organs such as a brain, heart, lungs etc. making a more complex living thing

Answer 2

there are no real advantages, for example, before life on earth became multicellular there was a period of time called snowball earth, at this time the entire surface of the earth was covered in ice like a global ice age. i am doubhtfull that multicellular organisms could have survived this, however singalcellular organisms could survive because of there extrordinary ressillience to things, there are bacteias that live in boilling water, and others that live in sulphur vents. places that no multicellular organism could live. multicellular organisms evolved by accident, so there dosent realy have to be any advantages for them. muliticellular organisms came into existence because certain cells secreated a protine (i forget the name of this protine) this protine required oxygen to manufacture, and there was very little dissolved oxygen in the oceans at the time, then when snowball earth melted, the water from the ice and the glaciers poured into the oceans, increaceing the ammount of dissolved oxygen in the seas, and consequently these cells produced a lot more of this protine. it turns out that this protine sticks cells together, so when they split (mitosis) instead of drifting away from each other (as was conventional) they stuck together, thusly multicellular life was created

Answer 3

Multicellular organisms have greater specialization of cells, enabling them to perform a wider variety of functions compared to single-celled organisms. This specialization allows for more efficient resource utilization, better defense mechanisms, and increased complexity in structure and function. Additionally, multicellularity can lead to increased size, longer lifespan, and improved reproductive strategies.

Answer 4

well, i don't know. That's why i asked, lolz. I'm in school right now, in science. i hate science. well, later peeps. ;D

Answer 5

each cell will have different function and so functions are divided among different cells there by reducing load on one cell.....