Animals can either be unicellular or multicellular depending on the species

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John Jesus answered Aug 14, 2022

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True. Things such as a sponge, placozoa and stuff can be unicellular. But other bigger animals are multicellular, like a whale or dog.

Pengdu answered Aug 18, 2022

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