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Anemones house photosynthetic algae that produce nutrients for their hosts through photosynthesis.
Giant clams harbor algae in their tissues, enabling them to photosynthesize and produce food.
Corals maintain a symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae algae, which provide nutrients through photosynthesis.
The Oriental hornet uses xanthopterin in its exoskeleton to convert solar energy into electrical energy.
Pea aphids produce carotenoids, allowing them to harness sunlight and generate nutrients, akin to plants.
The spotted salamander relies on symbiotic algae for photosynthesis during its developmental stages.
Sea slugs host algae cells in their bodies, enabling them to photosynthesize and produce nutrients similar to plants.