Is bacteria a plant or an animal?

Bacteria is neither plant nor animal.





Plants are in Kingdom Plantae.


Animals are in Kingdom Animalia.





In a five-kingdom classification system, bacteria are in Kingdom Monera.





In a six-kingdom system, bacteria are in Kingdom Eubacteria and Kingdom Archaebacteria.





Bacteria are not plants mainly because bacteria are prokaryotic -- no nuclei or membrane-bound organelles inside their cells.

Is bacteria a plant or an animal?
Neither
Reply:bacteria is neither a plant nor animal.
Reply:neither.


you see living organisms are divided into groups


and bacteria has a group of its own.
Reply:very small living things (related to plants), some of which cause disease. they exist in water, soil, air, plants and the bodies of men and animals.
Reply:bacteria is neither plant nor animal
Reply:bacteria is neither a plant nor animal . it belongs to, the kingdom MONERA a kingdom created specially for bacteria like organisms
Reply:neither.
Reply:Bacteria are neither plant nor animal, they have a classification of their own. Although some bacteria are photosynthetic and some are chemosynthetic, making food on their own. Many do have cell walls.Some can not exist on their own, but only in a host.
Reply:Animal. It does not have a cell wall, just a cell membrane. There are other things too, but this is a good example of one reason.
Reply:its an animal