all living things respire. Do all living things breathe? Describe how they obtain their oxygen. 

yes..all living things breathe..

Respiration is the process of breathing in and out. Living things take oxygen into the body as they breathe in and release carbon dioxide as they breathe out. The oxygen that enters the body during respiration helps the body to create energy from the food consumed. Some animals have special organs that help them in the process of respiration.

For example, the gills of fish help them to absorb oxygen dissolved in water. Earthworms breathe through their skin. Plants have tiny pores on the leaves that help them to breathe.
Plants respire day and night, but breathe out oxygen during the day. Plants release more oxygen while producing their food than they release during respiration.

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hey... If by breathing you mean inhaling oxygen, then no, because there are plenty of organisms that are anaerobic and does not require oxygen. eg-yeast...

well... anaerobic organisms do not require oxygen...!

hope u got it..:)

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but wht about anaerobic organisms like yeast..?

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anaerobic organisms do not need oxygen..!! they can live without oxygen..!! :)

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yupp but they r also living.. as he asked.. Do all living things breathe? n u said.. Living things take oxygen into the body as they breathe in and release carbon dioxide as they breathe out.. den..?

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thnxx homi...:)

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wellxx.. :)

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