Oxygen
They need to respire because they need to grow, produce and repair.
No, it is not a living thing because bones cannot grow and does not need air,food, water warmth to survive.Disagree with above. The skeleton of a LIVING animal is part of a living thing. Bones DO grow, and DO need food. When an animal dies, the skeleton also dies.
Living things will grow, metabolize, reproduce, respond to stimuli and adapt to their environment. Non-living things may do one or more of these things (for example a crystal may grow) but will not do all five.
Difference between Living and Non-living ThingsLiving things exhibit life while non-living things does not. Living things grow, produce and move; non-living things do not. Living things needs energy and can even produce their own energy just like the plants, while non-living things do not need energy since they do not grow. Living things move, even plants have movement even if it is limited. Non-living things on the other hand does not move unless influenced by another source. If living things can grow, they most absolutely have the capacity to die; non-living things do not die because they are not alive to begin with.It may be an easy subject to tackle however once you delve into the specifics of each subject, you will soon realize that there are characteristics that makes distinguishing between the two very difficult.In brief:• Living things can exhibit life while non-living things can not. They breath, grow, and need energy to exist, and most of them need air to breath.• Living things can move while non-living things can not unless if they are moved by another force.• Living things have the capacity to reproduce on their own while non-living can not unless of coursed reproduced by a living object, for example, a human making car parts.• Living things will sooner or later die while non-living things does not have the capacity to live nor die.
Energy: Living things require energy to carry out various biochemical reactions and maintain life processes. Homeostasis: Living things need to regulate internal conditions to maintain a stable internal environment. Reproduction: Living things need to reproduce to ensure the continuation of their species. Growth and development: Living organisms must grow and develop to reach maturity and function properly. Response to stimuli: Living things need to be able to respond to changes in their environment to survive and thrive.
so they can survive
Considering that plants are also living things we all need oxygen, so all living things breath.
Things which are not alive, which do not have the characteristics of living things: the ability to grow, the need to be nourished, the ability to reproduce.
They need to respire because they need to grow, produce and repair.
It's simple A non-living thing... IS A THING
All living things that contain amino acids (that's all of them,because every living thing has RNA and DNA) need nitrogen
For things to be considered living they must meet some requirements. These are being able to grow, reproduce, adapt to their environment, and be composed of cells.
Living things need food, water, shelter, and air to survive. These essential resources provide the necessary nutrients and support for living organisms to grow, reproduce, and thrive in their environments.
non living is dead and living is alive
because living things need energy to move,grow and breath
Yes. Plants need soil in which to grow, water, and carbon dioxide. Aerobic organisms need water and oxygen and nutrients. These are just a couple of examples of relationships between living things and non-lving things.
the characteristics all liveing things need are DNA, cells, grow and develop, reproduction, respond to stimuli, energy.