The carbon cycle shows the movement of carbon in nature. The empty points are photosynthesis and combustion respectively.
The continuous movement of carbon between the soil, oceans, atmosphere, and living organisms is referred to as the "carbon cycle" in nature. Through the process of photosynthesis, plants and algae absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and convert it into organic molecules.
Animals take up carbon after consuming these plants, absorbing it into their tissues. During respiration and decomposition, carbon is once more released into the atmosphere. Moreover, there are two ways that carbon moves from the atmosphere to the oceans: dissolution and outgassing.