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Why can't animals make their own food from carbon dioxide, water and sunlight like plants do?

by Unnimayya
(India , Kerala )

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Why can't animals make their own food from carbon dioxide, water and sunlight like plants do?

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Ecology
by: pawanpreet

Ecology derived from the relationship between the living things and there surroundings, and from ecosystems.

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by: Anonymous

If animals would have ability to capture sunlight and produce energy for themselves there would be no need for plants and carbon cycle would not exist. There is a very important relationship between animals and plants creating a cycle of energy and carbon. That's why also many vitamins cannot be synthesized by animals.

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