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  • Energy for Life: How Organisms Fuel Their Activities
    All living organisms use energy for everything they do.

    Here's why:

    * Life Processes: Everything from growing, moving, breathing, thinking, and even maintaining their own structure requires energy.

    * Cellular Functions: At the cellular level, energy is used for processes like protein synthesis, DNA replication, and active transport.

    * Sources of Energy: Organisms obtain energy from various sources:

    * Plants: Use sunlight for photosynthesis to make their own food (glucose).

    * Animals: Consume plants or other animals to obtain stored energy.

    * Decomposers: Break down dead organic matter to release energy.

    So, it's not a specific organism that uses energy for everything it does, but rather a fundamental principle of life itself.

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