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An '''animal''' is a heterotrophic, eukaryotic organism that lacks a cell wall. Biologically, an animal is any member of the Animalia kingdom.
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Biologically, an animal is any member of the Animalia kingdom. Animals must eat plants or other organisms to survive. The plants are called "producers" and the animals are "consumers". Scientists call consumers [[heterotroph]]s. Animals have complex [[eukaryotic]] cells, unlike bacteria which have much simpler cells.
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