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So animals and fungi have a lot of things in common, even though we don't necessarily think about them as being similar things.
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Now, one of the major things that animals and fungi both have in common is that they are both eukaryotes, meaning that they are both made of eukaryotic cells.
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And so they're under that same large domain.
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Now, along with this, they have some similar organelles, like they have mitochondria, they both have er, golgi bodies, things like that.
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Also, both animals and fungi have no chlorophyll, which you probably remember is something in plants that they use to take sunlight and convert it into energy.
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And so along the same lines, both animals and fungi are heterotrophs, meaning that they do not make their own food.
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Those would be called autotrophs.
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So plants are autotrophs.
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They make their own food.
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Animals and fungi do not make their own food...