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Examples of how Energy from the sun gets into your cells. Have you ever noticed that if you stayed under the sun(except noon which is the sun is really hot) you feel energized? Sun contains vitamins that can give your body more energy. Try not going out from your room the whole day, notice that your body feel weak and unhealthy. The same thing is happening to the plants and animals. They need the sun to be able to live healthy and longer.

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bulgar [2K]3 years ago

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We eat plants that use the energy from the sun to make food

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