​Animalia organisms are commonly called “animals.” Their cells do not have cell walls, they can usually move around, and have specialized organs.

Animalia

​Plantae organisms are commonly called “plants.” Their cells have cell walls, they cannot move around, and make food through photosynthesis.

​​Plantae

​Protista organisms are commonly called “protists.” Some scientists think the first protists evolved from ancient bacteria 2 billion years ago!

​​Protista

Fungi organisms are commonly called a “fungus.” Unlike plants, fungi do not use photosynthesis; they absorb nutrients by breaking down substances in their environment!

​​Fungi

​Archaebacteria organisms were first discovered living in extreme conditions, such as very high or very low temperatures.

​​Archeabacteria

Eubacteria organisms are commonly called a “bacteria.” Eubacteria organisms are the least complex out of all organisms, but there are more bacteria on Earth than there are of all living things combined!.

Bacteria