What are the characteristics that animals and plants have in common?

Answer 1

plants and animals both have some similarities in their cells. While they both don't have everything that each other has they both have cell membranes and mitochondria and many other characteristics.

Answer 2

Both are living things. Animals and plants are both multicellular. Plants carry out the processes of photosynthesis and respiration, while animals are only capable of respiration. The cells of both are eukaryote cells, that is, they have a nucleus and other cell organelles. Both reproduce sexually. Most plants can also reproduce asexually, while some less complex animals can also. There are many other similarities, but these are some basic ones. Plus, their respiration process also includes carbon dioxide and oxygen.

Answer 3

Well needless to say, one of the characteristics that animals and plants share is life! Both require proper nourishment to survive, including water and even food. There are many differences in their systems, but both of them have a sort of respiratory function in which they take in a gas and expell another. Plants take in carbon dioxide and expell oxygen, and animals take in oxygen to expell carbon dioxide.

If you were to think a bit more into it, both animals and plants have offspring, they both grow, they can get sick, and of course both of them can die.

I hope I helped with your question! And remember, there are many other ways in which animals and plants are alike.

Answer 4

Animals and plants both require energy to survive, reproduce, and grow. They both possess cells as their basic structural unit. Additionally, they have the ability to respond to stimuli in their environment.

Answer 5

There are live. aren't they!

I think they share sun and water

Answer 6

they are flowering plants

Answer 7

They are all living organisms.

Answer 8

ok