What characteristics define living things based on the examples given?
Living things – Spot the...
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The video tutorial introduces various entities such as humans, robots, clouds, and trees. It categorizes them into living and non-living things, explaining that humans, snails, and trees are living, while SOAP bubbles, robots, and clouds are not.
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Explain why a SOAP bubble is considered a non-living thing.
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