bacteria and fungi are in working body of animal if animal body died then bacteria can live inside the body or bacteria also died
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No.. Bacteria never died unless it faced with antibiotics.. After the death of animals body, some of them help to decomposed them
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Hello....!!
The bacteria needs a host to live upon...
The Bacteria living in the alive body may survive after the death of that body, and decompose it.
But for sure the Fungi survives, it has such adaptations....
It acts as living organism inside the body and as non living organism outside the body.
Not all bacteria die, few start surviving, in the surroundings, they convert the dead material into simple substance and absorb them to get nutrients.....
Hope this helps.....!!
^_^
The bacteria needs a host to live upon...
The Bacteria living in the alive body may survive after the death of that body, and decompose it.
But for sure the Fungi survives, it has such adaptations....
It acts as living organism inside the body and as non living organism outside the body.
Not all bacteria die, few start surviving, in the surroundings, they convert the dead material into simple substance and absorb them to get nutrients.....
Hope this helps.....!!
^_^
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