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Why would we not have animals without plants? try to create an original enough answer! ^^ Thank you!
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Why would we not have animals without plants?

try to create an original enough answer! ^^ Thank you!

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Answer: Humans and animals use the oxygen (O2) in the air for their energy process and produce CO2 as waste. A plant does the exact opposite. ... If there were no plants on the planet we wouldn't be able to breathe. Humans in particular, however, also produce other waste

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