Science, asked by soniasubba305, 3 months ago

why do all animals depenf on plants for food?

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Answered by sakshi132320

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Because animals are heterotrops, they can not produce their own food. Animals depend upon plants as the plants are the producers of the food becase they are autotrophs i.e. they can produce their own food. Answer: Because animals are heterotrops, they can not produce their own food.

Answered by CUTExCHIRAG

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Because animals are heterotrops, they can not produce their own food. Animals depend upon plants as the plants are the producers of the food becase they are autotrophs i.e. they can produce their own food. Answer: Because animals are heterotrops, they can not produce their own food.

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