How do organisms get the energy they need

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Our organisms, brake down food, and that way, they find minerals in there, and that is how they get good energy.
Hope that this would help you! =)
Have a great day!! =)

IRISSAK [1]3 years ago

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Hi there!

Great question!

There are different organisms on Earth and they all get energy differently.

For example, a plant gets its energy from the sun. The sun shines down on it, giving the plant energy to grow.

On the other hand, a wolf would get its energy from the food it eats. When the wolfs belly is full, it has more energy to run around and catch more of it!

Hope this helps! :D

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