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Bird eating worm: The bird gains energy from eating its proteins.

Plant recieving sunlight: The plant gains energy from the sunlight and transfers it into sugar and energy for it to continue its cycle.

Light bulb attached to battery: The lightbulb gains electricity and power from the battery until it runs out completely.

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