Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis affects the transfer of energy. This is done so many ways. Lets take plants for example, they use the energy from the Sun, to grow. Then they use that energy to do their main job. This could be oxygen control or pollen production. Lets say an animal eats the plant. They will use the plant an turn it into energy for their life style. Already the energy had been transferred 3 times. Lets say that the deer in which eats the plant is then killed and eaten by a predator. The predator is going to consume the energy from the deer. Already the energy has been transferred 4 times. This cycle continues all through the world, even when it is the smallest amount. For example, if a fish eats a plankton, then it gains the energy from the plankton. If a shark eats the fish, it gains the energy from the fish. Energy is transferred all the time through the wild life and in the human world. For example. If grass grows from the sun, and the cows eat the grass. Then humans will eat that cow for it’s energy. The transfers that occur everyday are diverse and different in many ways, are affected heavily by photosynthesis.
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