From the moment an organism begins as a single cell, it embarks on an intricate journey of survival and propagation. The cell divides and differentiates, forming tissues and organs that collectively support the organism's basic needs. Throughout its lifespan, the organism interacts with its environment, adapting to changes and seeking resources to sustain itself. This cycle of self-preservation culminates in the ultimate goal of species survival. Through reproduction, the organism ensures the continuation of its genetic legacy, passing on traits that have proven successful in the current environment. The survival of a species relies on the collective success of its individual members, each contributing to the preservation of the species' genetic heritage and the maintenance of ecological balance.
