NEEDS OF LIVING THINGS. ENERGY GAS EXCHANGE WATER LIVING SPACE HOMEOSTASIS 5 NEEDS OF LIVING THINGS.
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NEEDS OF LIVING THINGS
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5 NEEDS OF LIVING THINGS
ENERGY/FOOD
Living Organisms need energy to perform all life functions
A lion needs energy to chase a zebra A deep sea fish needs energy to create light A human needs energy to play soccer
Main source of energy on Earth: Sun
Plants get energy from the sun to make food.
Animals (including humans!) get energy from the food they eat:PlantsOther animals
WATER
Living things are made up of water (65-75%)
Need water to:
Grow
Transport materials
Chemical reactions
GAS EXCHANGE
Gases are used in chemical reactions, release of waste, respiration.
Gases pass through membranes, gills, lungs, cells, etc.
Example: Plants take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen.
Important gases that are exchanged are oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and methane.
LIVING SPACE
Place or location where an organism meets its needs
Has food, water, appropriate climate
HOMEOSTASIS
Keeping stable (balanced) internal conditions within the organism
Examples:pH level (acid/base)Glucose level (sugar)Oxygen levelTemperature
Humans- sweatReptiles- use sun and shade
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