What do a mouse, a dandelion, and a shark all have in common?

A.

They have the same environmental requirements.

B.

They get their energy from other organisms.

C.

They use carbon dioxide to make their food.

D.

They need to take in water.

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Kaia Chambers

8 March, 19:42

What do a mouse, a dandelion, and a shark all have in common?

A.

They have the same environmental requirements.

B.

They get their energy from other organisms.

C.

They use carbon dioxide to make their food.

D.

They need to take in water.

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Chippy · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option D. A mouse, a dandelion, and a shark all have in common in a sense that they need to take in water which is the same for most of the living things in this planet. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.

Mikayla Bradley · Answer 2

Mikayla Bradley 8 March, 23:32

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D. They need to take in water.

What do a mouse, a dandelion, and a shark all have in common?A.They have the same environmental requirements.B.They get their energy from other organisms.C.They use carbon dioxide to make their food.D.They need to take in water.

What do a mouse, a dandelion, and a shark all have in common?

A.

They have the same environmental requirements.

B.

They get their energy from other organisms.

C.

They use carbon dioxide to make their food.

D.

They need to take in water.