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How do animals receive the sun's energy?



They use the sun's energy to make food.

They store solar energy in their bodies.

They use the energy stored in plant food.

Answer 1

@TwiztTiez

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

How many more?

Answer 4

Thank you !I dont know

Answer 5

@TwiztTiez Please explain your answer. Prove that it is right. It is against Openstudy Code of Conduct to give answers without explaining.

Answer 6

Ok sorry

Answer 7

@justuu Always ask someone to explain. You never know if the answer they give you is wrong or a guess.

Answer 8

Here is an explanation Animals get energy from the sun by the chloroplasts in the animals cells. The chloroplasts capture energy from the sun and use it to produce energy to the cell and therefore, the animal.

Answer 9

@TwiztTiez No harm no foul. Just find some data to back up your answer! ;]

Answer 10

There ya go @Secret-Ninja

Answer 11

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Answer 12

What did i do something wrong??

Answer 13

Um, animal cells do not contain chloroplasts.. plant cells do. Animals eat plant. So the correct answer would be C.

Answer 14

But I see where you got confused, it happens often. Good effort though! :D

Answer 15

Ohhhhh uh oh lolol sorry xD thanks @Secret-Ninja

Answer 16

No problem, lol. You deserve a medal for trying, though. Most people just log out angrily lol. You're awesome! :)

Answer 17

Thanks!