How do plants and animals differ in how they get food?

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Animals get their food by preying on other species or scrounging for scraps they can find. Some eat other animals and some eat plants.
Plants get their food by absorbing minerals and water from the ground and absorbing carbon dioxide from the air through their leaves. They then also absorb sunlight and all of those components are made into food for the plant. Simple answer is through photosynthesis.

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