Life begins as single cell organisms that make up all living things. All life forms have value and deserve respect, regardless of their size or complexity. While the exact origins of life on Earth remain unknown, evidence suggests cells first formed and evolved different functions to preserve life, developing into diverse organisms with unique adaptations to their environments.

1. Life
Have you ever wondered how life works or how things come to exist?
Life starts with one tiny structure called a cell, which composes every
living being
All life forms are valuable in their own way and should be treated as
such.
No one can say what for sure was the start of all life on the planet
Organisms have different ways to function
All of this evidence supports the idea of how life works and how
things exist they explain how life forms have come to be and how
they work.
Life starts with one tiny structure called a cell, which composes every
living being. Cells have many jobs within the body, which work to achieve
one goal, to preserve life. Within each cell their different jobs that must be
done to preserve the cell. Cells are all over body in different sizes and shapes
designed to for the overall achievement of keeping you alive.
All life forms are valuable in their own way and should be treated as such.
All life forms are different some are big and some are small they have the
same goal to live. Some beings are unicellular, which means instead of
having a complete body with organs their literally one cell and can of great
danger or good.
No one can say what for sure was the start of all life on the planet. Life
started through one effort that cannot be figured out because no one was
there to see it. There are many ideas and religions that believe in ways the
world started, for example I believe in Christianity, which believes that a
god created everything in seven days. Many others have ideas but no
definitive answer.
Organisms have different ways to function. They have different adaptations
to where they live to do just that. Some live in cold, dark places and some
have to live in hot, dry places. They both have to adapt or die.