Archaea

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A domain of unicellular prokaryotes with cell walls, they live in extreme environments

Real World Example

Imagine trying to find a comfortable spot in a room that's either too hot or too cold, where no regular living room furniture seems to fit right. Archaea are like the unique bean bag chairs of the cellular world that thrive in these extreme "rooms" where most organisms can't survive. Just as a bean bag adapts and fits into spaces where conventional chairs wouldn't work, archaea have specialized cell walls that allow them to live in harsh environments like hot springs, salty lakes, or deep-sea vents, making them perfectly suited for places that would be inhospitable to other life forms.

Practice Version

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