Living vs. Nonliving Things 2

The video explains the characteristics that define living things, such as eating, drinking, breathing, growing, reproducing, removing waste, reacting to stimuli, and moving. It contrasts these traits with nonliving things, using examples like a tortoise and a volcano. The video highlights how plants and animals fulfill these criteria differently, emphasizing the diversity and complexity of life.

What are the specific actions that something must do to be considered living?

How do plants make their own food?

What is the process by which living things remove waste?

In what ways do living things react to their environment?

What traits do all living things share?