Aerobic organisms

Aerobic organisms are living things that need oxygen to survive and carry out their biological processes. They use oxygen to produce energy from nutrients through a process called cellular respiration, which occurs mainly in their cells. This energy is essential for growth, movement, and maintaining life functions. Most animals, many plants, and numerous microorganisms are aerobic organisms. Without enough oxygen, these organisms cannot produce sufficient energy, which can lead to their decline or death. Essentially, aerobic organisms rely on oxygen to efficiently generate the power they need to live and thrive.