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                                                      Microbes were the first form of multicellular organisms on earth. Before the emergence  of multicellular organisms, these were the only organisms on Earth for millions of  years[62]. Microorganisms are normally single-celled organisms that are invisible to  the eye and can only be seen with the help of a microscope. Some examples are bacteria,  fungi, archaea, protists. Microorganisms are found everywhere on Earth. Microorganisms abound wherever there is water, including indoors [63].  Their reproduction occurs quickly and abundantly. Linear mutation [64] and high  mutation rates combine to make microbes highly adaptable organisms.  Thus they s...

  Species that are unable to adapt to changing environments and are unable to face  competition from other species eventually become extinct. However, the fossil  record retains much evidence of these older species. Using the current fossil  and DNA evidence, trace the continuous descent of all species remaining on Earth today. It is believed to be possible [60]. As a result of photosynthesis, the amount of  oxygen in the atmosphere increased and the ozone layer was formed. Smaller cells within  larger cells fused to form multicellular organisms called eukaryotes[61].  Cells from specific species groups differentiated and became multicellular organisms.  The ozone layer protects the earth's surface from ultraviolet radiation.

                                                        A region of the Amazon rainforest between Colombia and Brazil, the region of South America  believed to have the highest biodiversity on Earth.[55][56] The origin of life on Earth is not well understood, but is estimated to have originated  at least 3.5 billion years ago [57][58][59]. Early Earth's environment significantly during  the Audian or Archean period thought to be different from today's environment [60]. Organisms that emerged here had  basic individual characteristics and self-replicating properties. Once an organism appears,  natural selection and the process of evolution develop that organism into various life forms.

  Plants account for nine-tenths of Earth's total biomass. Animal life also depends on  these plants [45]. More than 2 million species of plants and animals have been identified  on Earth so far [46]. Censuses estimate their number to be more than 50 million. T he number of living species continues to increase and extinction continues.

  They also have complex functions like  reproduction. . Life is considered to be the  manifestation of man-made activities along  with these natures. All areas where life exists,  including soil, surface rocks, water, air,  and atmosphere in the Earth's outer shell,  are  parts of the biosphere. These biological  processes tend to modify or alter the  biosphere. A broad field of geophysics considers the  biosphere as a global ecological system.  This ecology integrates elements including  the earth, water, atmosphere, and living  human beings and their relationships.  About 75 billion tons of organisms (6.8×1013)  are known  to live on Earth and inhabit various environments of the biosphere.[44]

                                                         Although there is no universal agreement on a universal definition of life, scientists  agree that all organisms exhibit biological functions such as organization, metabolism,  growth, adaptation, responses to stimuli, and reproduction [43]. To put it very simply,  all the characteristics of living things are considered to be characteristics of life. World organisms such as plants, animals, fungi, unicellular organisms, phylum microbes and  bacteria have certain characteristics in common. They are organisms with complex structures,  composed of carbon and water-based cells. Metabolism adjusts to stimuli

                                                      Dense forests   Forest or forest land found in the Earth's natural environment that has not been significantly  altered by human activities is called dense forest. Completely intact for roads, pipelines,  other industrial infrastructure,Natural areas not under human control are also defined as dense forests .  Dense forests can be found in protected plantations, farms, protected national forests,  national parks, and undeveloped areas along the interior channels of rivers, canals, etc. Such dense forests can be found in backward areas. Dense forest areas and protected parks  are considered important for some types of ecological exploration, conserva...