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The common name is called Mold. It is a very widespread fungi usually inhabiting old food past expiry date and often in areas with high moisture. They have a multicellular body. They have a really cottony appearance usually if not touching a directly moisturized area. Mold doesn't eat a Mcdonald's happy meal. All sinus infections are directly caused by mold.

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The common name for this is the same as the scientific name, halobacterium. They are most commonly found in conditions with high concentrations of sodium because many of their proteins will not work if they are in a low-sodium environment. They have rod-shaped bodies and are most commonly used in the world in factories for colored dye.

Halobacterium. microbewiki. (n.d.). Retrieved September 14, 2022, from https://microbewiki.kenyon.edu/index.php/Halobacterium

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The common name of this organism is called E. Coli. This bacteria is a rod-shaped bacteria which sometimes appears in a smooth and sometimes in a rough texture; these types are identified differently. They are found in the lower intestines of warmed blooded mammals. Fun fact they have won 11 Nobel prizes for the most studied free-living organism. Therefore, this is one of the unicellular organisms that we understand the most.

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- They can flourish in the absence of oxygen
- Cell membranes consist of lipids
- Prokaryotic

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The common name of a Paramecium is a slipper animalcule. The paramecium is a microscopic Protista that is commonly found in large water bodies of freshwater, they are even found in public pools! Their purpose in life is to food off decaying plants and bacteria, therefore, making them very useful to the carbon cycle. They have a hairlike fiber on them which serve as a locomotor and helps gather food. They reproduce by asexual binary fission where they copy their DNA to another organism. Two fun facts about paramecium are that they can digest and do many normal things like ingesting water and food without a brain, eyes, or any other limbs that we need to provide energy for ourselves. They are actually heterotrophs despite being microscopic.

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- They are eukaryotic organisms meaning that they do indeed have nuclei
- They all prefer aquatic environments to live and thrive
- Protists ingest food via ingestion, absorption and photosynthesis
- Most are unicellular but some such as giant kelp are multicellular
- Many protists are pathogens to humans

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Common names of this plant are fragrant plantain lily or August lilies. The leaves at the bottom of the plant look glossy and are roughly 8-12 inches long and have big white flowers that bloom late into the year. Their primary habitat in the wild is on the herb layer on mountains below 2000m. But, this is one of the most man-planted flowers in Canada due to its beauty and its attractiveness to bees to pollinate the plant.

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- Unicellular and are microscopic
- The cell wall is made up of Peptidoglycan
- Their cell membrane contains lipids made up of glycerol-ester lipids
- Eubacteria is both autotroph and heterotroph
- Asexual reproduction via binary fission which is DNA transfer from one bacteria to another
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What are the characteristics of Eubacteria? Careers360. (n.d.). Retrieved September 12, 2022, from https://learn.careers360.com/school/question-what-are-the-characteristics-of-eubacteria-22588/

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- Are autotrophs aka making their own food
- They can reproduce asexually using vegetative propagation
-  They have a cell wall made of cellulose
- Some plants are heterotrophs but these are considered parasitic like the venus flytrap
- They require another organism to send and retrieve male and female flowers' pollen to successfully reproduce

Cheplaskei Boys High School. Peda.net. (n.d.). Retrieved September 12, 2022, from https://peda.net/kenya/css/subjects/biology/form-three/classification-ii2/kingdom-plantae

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- Heterotrophic by absorption
- eukaryotic
- Needs to feed off dying species
- produces sexually and asexually
- There is no embryonic stage for fungi

Aryal, S., Carter, D., Shivakumar, G., Tabitha, Patil, B., fungi, G. characterstics of, & matarise, J. (2022, September 5). Characteristics of fungi. Microbe Notes. Retrieved September 12, 2022, from https://microbenotes.com/characteristics-of-fungi/

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The common name for this organelle is called a Human. We are interesting and unique in the Animalia kingdom due to our superior intelligence that dominates over all other species in this kingdom. We are Omnivores which means we obtain our energy from a variety of foods which have both meat and vegetation for the best nutrition for our bodies. Two interesting facts about this organelle is that we adapted ourselves to all kinds of climates therefore populating even the most unlivable environments in the world. Also we have 7.1k different languages to communicate to each other around the world.

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The Common name for this animal is called a snail in English. Some Characteristic of a snail is that it has a slimy tube-shaped body with a singular foot which is for locomotion and balance. The snail also has two really funny-looking tentacle eye tubes emerging from its head. But the most interesting characteristic is that it has a spiral shell that is slightly different in color patterns for every snail. The fun fact any snail can repair its shell from damage because of the calcium secretions near the outsides of the shell. Another cool fact is that snails can sleep up to 3 years without waking up if the weather conditions do not allow them to thrive.

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- They do not have a cell wall
-  They are all eukaryotic organisms
- All source of food is heterotrophic
- They all can move unlike some other kingdoms
- All multicellular