The 6 Kingdoms sort

1. The blobfish (Psychrolutes marcidus) is a deep sea (600-1,200 m) dwelling fish. To deal with the intense pressure found at these levels, the blobfish’s tissue is primarily a gelatinous mass that contains no cell wall, which is slightly 2. The aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) is less dense than water. This allows it to float a lemur native to Madagascar. The aye-aye finds 3. The Azra microphylla is a muticellular slightly above the sea floor without spending food like a woodpecker; it taps on the bark of trees, autotroph found in Chile. Its inflexible cell walls much energy on swimming. It primarily gnaws on the tree, and then pulls the grubs out contain cellulose. It produces an odor similar to swallows eatable matter (like crab) that floats with its fingers. Its cells have no cell wall, which white chocolate. in front of it. help provide flexibility in the aye-aye’s tissue.

5. The Hydnellum peckii is commonly called Strawberries and Cream, Bleeding Tooth, or 4. The amoeba is a unicellular eukaryotic Devil’s tooth because of its unique red and white 6. The paramecium is a unicellular organism that organism that moves and eats using its appearance. Its red gel has anticoagulant moves in an aquatic environment with cilia. It is a pseudopodia (“false feet”) to surround and properties. This heterotrophic organism reproduces eukaryote that feeds on micro-organisms like engulf other organisms living in its aquatic with spores and can be found as an individual or in bacteria and yeast. environment. a colony. Its cell walls contain chitin. 7. Tremella foliacea is commonly called leafy 8. Euglena is a unicellular organism that can brain or jelly leaf. This multicellular organism is undergo photosynthesis or surround and consume 9. Halobacteria are prokaryotic extremophiles a parasite to fungi. It is said to be edible, but it an organism by phagocytosis. It does not have a cell found in water nearly saturated with salt like the is not much desired. Even though its cell walls wall; instead this eukaryotic organism is Dead Sea. The cell walls of halobacteria do not contain chitin, you won’t see it on your pizza surrounded by a protein layer supported with contain peptoglycan. However, the pigment (unless you turn into a zombie). microtubules, which makes it very flexible and found in them can turn the water they are found motile. in pink.

11. Ferroplasma is a prokaryotic organism that 12. Streptococcus is a prokaryotic organism that obtains its food through a chemical reaction reproduces by dividing along many axes and 10. E. coli is a prokaryotic organism typically involving iron and oxygen. It produces sulfuric acid create grape like clusters of cells. Strains of this as a result, which means that ferroplasma are organism are responsible for diseases like strep found in the lower intestine of various animals. acidophiles. They are most often found in the throat, meningitis, and bacterial pneumonia. The Some strains can cause food poisoning in runoff produced from heavy mining that involves cell walls of this organism contain peptoglycan. humans. Its cell walls contain peptoglycan. pyrite. Its cell walls do not contain peptoglycan. 13. The leafy sea dragon (Phycodurus eques) 14. Diatoms are microscopic unicellular organisms is a multicellular organism that camouflages that are found in aquatic environments. They are 15. Yeast is a unicellular eukaryotic organism itself to appear like floating sea weed. The fins photosynthetic autotrophs. They create a shell that is used commercially to make bread, beer, that propel it are too small to be seen by the made of silica. When these eukaryotes die, their and cheese. Although some types of yeast can be naked eye. The leafy sea dragon feeds on small shells are used as a key ingredient in toothpaste helpful, candidiasis is a skin infection caused by creatures such as plankton off the coast of because they help remove plaque buildup from yeast. The cell walls of yeast contain chitin and it Australia. teeth. reproduces asexually through budding. Yeast’s obtain their nutrition through absorbing nutrients around them. 18. Bifidobacterium are prokaryotes that help 16. Salmonella Typhi is another type of maintain homeostasis in a person. They are salmonella; this strain is responsible for typhoid often added to probiotic yogurts and found fever. This prokaryote releases toxins that in breast milk. These organisms are affect the stomach and intestinal area, resulting heterotrophs whose cell walls contain 17. Penicillum are eukaryotic heterotrophic in vomiting, diarrhea, high fever and bloody peptidoglycan. stools. Typhoid fever is very dangerous, and can organisms that cause the “fuzzy” blue mold be fatal for those who do not seek medical on breads. They can also be used to make treatment after symptoms begin to appear. penicillin, which is an antibiotic. Interestingly, penicillum reproduce asexually by spore dispersal.

21. Kelp is a type of marine algae that 19. Methanococcales are prokaryotes that live 20. Sulfolobus acidocaldarius is a prokaryotic photosynthesizes in the ocean. It has gas filled in extremely hot and oxygen deprived waters at organism that grows in volcanic hot springs where pockets that help it stay close to the surface of the base of a sea chimney in the deep ocean. they have a high sulfur concentration and a low pH the ocean. This multicellular eukaryotic organism Methanogens are extremely important in (very acidic) environment. This organism is of is notable because it does not contain cellulose in environments that are anaerobic (lacking interest to researchers because of its ability to its cell walls or roots that anchor it to the ocean oxygen). They work by taking carbon dioxide function at a wide range of temperatures. It was floor. Kelp can grow up to 150 feet tall. A large and hydrogen and converting it to methane gas first discovered in the hot springs of Yellowstone quantity of kelp is referred to as a “kelp forest” and water. National Park, and later found in Italy and El by many people—especially those who harvest Salvador. kelp to sell as a food source. 22. Streptococcus pyogenes is an organism that can cause necrotizing faciitis. In other 24. According to the Guinness Book of World words, it is a flesh-eating bacterium. This rare Records, Deinococcus radiodurans is the toughest disease is usually only contracted by people 23. Although the Sundew is a multicellular bacterium on Earth. It can survive cold, with compromised immune systems. Sources photosynthetic organism, it compensates for the dehydration, vacuum, acid, and extreme levels of include: undercooked contaminated meat, poor soil nutrients by trapping and digesting radiation. Four cells normally stick together, working at a waste water treatment plant, insects. This eukaryotic organism reproduces forming a tetrad. The bacteria are easily cultured hospital settings, and raw produce from farms sexually with the assistance of pollinators such as and do not appear to cause disease. Colonies are fertilized with human sewage. bees. pink to red in color.