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The world we live in is populated by millions of plants and animals. Yet, each one is an individual. Living things are always creating new things. You can create new things and include them online as a resource for others who seek to create new things. All living things have a circle of life. Birth, growth, reproduction, and death are natural parts of the natural world.
All life begins. Living things all have a moment at which they become "alive." That beginning of life marks the first point on the circle of life. Each family of living things has its own life cycle. Some organisms, like some fast plants, are born, mature, and die rapidly. Other organisms, like bristlecone pine trees, have life cycles lasting for thousands of years.
Animals have strong survival instincts. An instinct is a behavior with which an animal is born. For example, from birth, a puppy instinctively knows to suck milk from its mother. Instincts help animals find food, mate, reproduce, and raise their young. Survival instincts also lead animals to migrate or move to a better habitat. Some animals migrate only short distances.
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