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How do animals get energy from food?

How do animals get energy from food?
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How do animals get energy from food?

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It goes into their digestive system then into their stimuli system which produces energy.

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They eat other plants and/or animals and break down the nutrients it contains into things like sugar(glucose) and proteins (amino acids).

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