which animal can do photosynthesis
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No animal is capable of photosynthesis. The “closest” would be corals, some jellyfish, and some sea anemones, but those that use photosynthesis for direct survival have symbiotic “tenants” — zooxanthellae (intracellular symbionts )— that do the all-important food-producing photosynthesis for them.
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animals are heterotrophic so they don't perform photosynthesis
photosynthesis is performed by plants
it is an anabolic process in which green plants synthesise complex carbohydrate ie glucose with simple inorganic substance ie carbon dioxide and chlorophyll in the presence of sunlight
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