how do all of organism rely on sunlight?

Answer 1

Every living thing gets it's energy (food) from the sun (with a couple of unicellular exceptions at the bottom of the ocean). Plants photosynthesize sunlight to create their own energy (food). Herbivores (cows, sheep, deer, antelope, etc) eat the plants and get their energy that way. Carnivores eat the herbivores that ate the plants and get their energy that way. So the original source of everybody's food was the sun.

Answer 2

Surface organisms like plants use sunlight to provide energy. You eat plants. Not all organisms use sunlight directly or indirectly. The tubeworms of the ocean depths use heat rising from the Earth's core.

Answer 3

They don't. There are a few that live on the bottom on the sea sucking on geothermal vents that provide them with heat and chemical food.

Everything else requires warmth from the sun, and energy that originates in photosynthesis.

Answer 4

Miss ABC!! ALL OF US RELY ON SUNLIGHT

Other than then me, The King,...the Sun is the way of the world with out the sun or Your King here,... the world will parish!

Answer 5

plants provide the necessary energy to all of life. plants get there energy from the sun though. so everything needs the sun to survive

Answer 6

light gives energy to produce energy.that is light and heat help in many chemical reactions on earth we came to this earth by chemical reaction , that is simple chemicals combined to form complex mater an complex mater combined to give birth to life . in the hole process light and heat is involved. even in the deep sea we can see life even light cant enter that but the heat from the earth core is providing life to them

Answer 7

They rely on the light to shield them from the darkness.