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How is a tissue different from an organ? How are they similar?

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A tissue is different from an organ because an organ is made up of a group of tissues working together to do a specific job. While an organ is made up of cells that are working together to do a specific job.

They are similar by both of them working together to accomplish specific functions.

Just in case, an example of an organ is a heart.
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