Zebras spend a lot of time traveling in search of grass to eat. It is dark out, and this zebra is not eating. What is happening to the carbon in the air around the zebras and the grass nearby?

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Xry asked Jun 23, 2023

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Zebras spend a lot of time traveling in search of grass to eat. It is dark out, and this zebra is not eating. What is happening to the carbon in the air around the zebras and the grass nearby?

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Xry asked Jun 23, 2023

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The carbon is moving into the air

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Since the zebra is not eating, the carbon is only moving into the air and not out of the air

Mahendra Gunawardena answered Jun 27, 2023

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