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Before i get started on my topic i want to find some cool facts like can humans survive without animals??????
wow not that relevant to this but look at the image below

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I finished the script and the conclusion took a while but i finished. Now i just need to make the script less formal because that way the audience can understand it better.

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Turns out some fungi can be toxic and deadly to animals and humans so if something that can be deadly, why is it part of the kingdoms?

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So as i said before i will not be presenting the entire essay just the key factors but i still need to find what those are.

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Started to create my slides on Emaze. I'm not going to present for that long because I'm doing an essay so I'll be listing only the key factors.

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while i was researching i found this super cool websites that has a lot of info and can be really useful, well at least to me!

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Whether you have questions about the universe or a molecule compound or what biome you live in, Sciencing.com is your go-to source for all things science.

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I'm thinking of adding a little addition to my project. Its not a big change, i want to know what would happen if fungi never existed. I mean they are just mushrooms right. Its not completely approved yet, still need to do a little research.

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Now with all my facts and ideas together I have started to create my essay.With cool info and some pro and con lists that really help

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So I did some more research and i found this sure cool website and the facts there are... little weird but some are good notes like the pros and cons of the fungi kingdom.

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Found some pretty neat answers!!!!!!!

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Can we live without animals? If we wiped out all the other species on the planet could we still exist?

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Answer (1 of 13): Short Answer: Can Life on Earth continue to exist without all animals except Human beings? Yes Also can human beings exist without animals? No Long Answer: If you consider the earth's biosphere, Humans are pretty insignificant in terms of combined body mass. To give a perspecti...

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Started to research about my topic and found some interesting things.

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Plants existed before animals ever evolved, and if all animals were to disappear, plants would continue to exist a million years from now. Just mostly different species.

Respiration. Plants produce both CO2 and O2. Without animals, there would be a higher concentration of O2. If you wanted, you could easily evolve plants that have internal processes that take in environmental oxygen at a higher rate than they use CO2, and perhaps use it to increase mobility and growth. Otherwise, it's likely that bacteria would take up any slack, assuming you just didn't re-evolve animals (Oxygen is a great energy source, if it doesn't kill you first).

Pollination. Insects and other animals are only one mechanism by which plants are pollinated. Wind dispersal is an older method, and one that most pine trees use effectively. The plants that cause most spring allergies rely on wind distribution of their pollen.

Soil fertility. In a compost pile, worms are famous for doing the work of breaking waste vegetation into new soil. But this happens even without animals. Instead, soil bacteria and fungus do the job. I wouldn't even suggest that the process needs to slow down.

Seed dispersal. There are lots of plants that rely on animals carrying their seeds, either as food (eaten or stored) or by burrs attached to fur, feathers, or skin. But there are many, many plants that rely on other strategies. Fluffy feathery seeds floating in the wind are common and maple trees with their helicopter seeds are two examples. Seeds in flood areas can use flooding both as a means of being carried away from their parent, and as a signal that it's time to germinate. More unusually, there are even plants whose seed pods explode (video), propelling the seeds many feet away.

Competition and predation. With or without animals, plants need to defend against predation and competition. Dodder and mistletoe are both parasitic plants that get their energy by tapping into the sap of host plants. They don't usually kill the host, but they can certainly weaken it. Strangler figs are a species that germinate on a host tree, then as they grow, they wrap around and choke the host to death. Oak leaves (and others) contain tannins that poison the soil at the tree base, making it harder for other plants to grow there. It's a violent world out there.

If you also eliminated fungi, many, many plants would struggle because they rely on fungus at their roots to increase their nutrient uptake. Without that, plants would probably be limited in size, and many existing species would die.

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Plants existed before animals ever evolved, and if all animals were to disappear, plants would continue to exist a million years from now. Just mostly different species. Respiration. Plants produce both CO2 and O2. Without animals, there would be a higher concentration of O2.

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The environment won't function properly if big impacts cause changes.

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Kingdom Monera is no longer a kingdom so I have to change my topic but I am keeping my S.O.I the same

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I finally narrowed it down to one. My topic is : Can one animal kingdom live without the others?

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Big impacts on the environment will cause changes in how our world functions.

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Can the rest of the kingdoms live without Monera?

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Can the rest of the kingdoms live without Monera?

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Topic refined, S.O.I finalized. Thanks, Aditi!

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Why is kingdom Fungi so important? I mean they are basically just mushrooms right. So what makes them so important??