almost all living organisma get their energy from what?

Question

its a bilogy question

Answer 1

Animals get their energy from sugars. Sugars originate in plants who obtain their energy from sun light.

Answer 2

rather vague question. If there's no sun, all life on earth would die due to freezing. Producers-autotrophs-plants produce their own glucose from photosynthesis. Then all the consumers have to consume either plants (herbivore) or both plant and animal (omnivore) or an animal (carnivore) to get the carbs which originally came from photosynthesis. THe decomposers are cable of putrifying-rotting any life form and can thus eat PFC from any cell, prokaryoti or eukaryot.

So, glucose is the chemical answer.....sun is the physics-environmental science answer. ATP is also a biochemistry answer. So please clarify type of question this is.

Answer 3

ATP - adenosinetriphosphates

They are broken down into ADP (adenosinediphosphates) by separating one of the phosphates off and thus the TRI-phosphates turn into DI-phsophates. Creatine then reconnects a phosphate to the ADP and turns it back into ATP to be recycled for more energy.

Answer 4

Eating food indirectly or directly from plants which get energy by making food.
Plants get energy by making food and converting this food into energy.

Answer 5

sun, directly (like plants) or indirectly - by eating plants or other animals who eat plants.

the only exception are some bacteria living in hot springs on the ocean bottom, that get their energy from heat and chemicals of those springs.

Answer 6

no proper answer...but amybe respiration...yes, that is a reaction in whcih glucose breaks down in CO2 and H2O and energy or Litic acid/Ethylene and energy in aerobic and anaerobic respiration

Answer 7

from the carbs , sun water food and oxygen

Answer 8

food....carbs and sugars convert into energy