What is anaerobic life?

Answer 1

Anaerobic, connotatively translated, means "without oxygen". When used in discussions about Biology, the adjective has been applied most commonly to specific types of bacteria that do not need oxygen to carry out basic biological processes. Bacteria that are able to function without oxygen are called "anaerobes" Yeasts in beer and wine are usually anaerobic in nature and cause fermentation. The title "Anaerobic" can also be applied to environments in which there is little or no oxygen, such as a lake that has a low Dissolved Oxygen content. Anaerobic exercise involves movements that drain muscle tissues of oxygen, creating lactic acid accumulation. This accumulation leads to an oxygen debt that needs to be repaid after exercise. It does not mean that you hold your breath while you run on a treadmill!!

Answer 2

It is the production of usable energy (ATP). It does not use oxygen to convert the food you eat into energy. This method doesn't make as much energy as aerobic respiration (with oxygen) but it important if the body doesn't have access to oxygen.

Answer 3

Anaerobic life refers to organisms that can survive and thrive in environments with little to no oxygen present. These organisms obtain their energy through alternative metabolic processes that do not rely on oxygen. Examples include certain bacteria and archaea that can be found in deep-sea hydrothermal vents, swamps, and the digestive tracts of animals.

Answer 4

The bacteria which do not require oxygen for repiration is called anaerobic bacteria.