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Living things need food to provide energy, water, shelter to live in, and air to breathe oxygen in order to survive and stay alive. Animals specifically require these things like food, water, shelter, and air. The key needs for living things to survive are food, water, shelter, and air.
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- 1. Living things needs What do living things need?
- 2. What do animals need to survive? Survive = Stay alive
- 3. 1- Food • Animals need food to give them energy.
- 5. 2- Water
- 7. 3- Shelter Animals need a shelter to live in
- 9. 4- Air Animals need air to breath oxygen.