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Is the unlimited source of energy for all living things is the leaf. Is that true or false

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Tasya [4]3 years ago

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Uhh...
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Do we eat leaves?
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I mean, yeah, we do... basil leaves...
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but really, what gives leaves energy?
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huh?
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I can't hear you.
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Think again.
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Say it aloud!!
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LOUDER.
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Yup. The sun.
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The sun never ends. See, the sun provides energy for plants. animals eat plants. we eat plants and animals.
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No sun?
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we dead

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