Fire exhibits some characteristics that resemble those of living organisms, such as metabolism and the ability to respond to stimuli. It consumes fuel (like living organisms consume nutrients) and produces waste in the form of heat and light. However, fire does not have cellular structure, does not grow or reproduce biologically, and lacks the ability to adapt or evolve, which are essential traits of living organisms. Therefore, while it shares some traits, fire is not considered a living entity.
Carbon dioxide is NOT a life characteristic.
One single characteristic, if you have to pick one, is that it multiplies, or reproduces.
mass
Organization
Yes it is a character of life. It can be seen only in living organisms
Carbon dioxide is NOT a life characteristic.
Adaptation
From what I can tell, the most prominent characteristic of life is its changeability and unpredictability. These factors affect just about everyone's life, no matter when or where they live or lived.
Primarily so that there can be more Life.
One single characteristic, if you have to pick one, is that it multiplies, or reproduces.
mass
Organization
cell divison
Reproduction.
growth and development
adaptation
Yes it is a character of life. It can be seen only in living organisms