Anything that can live in its own?

Anything that can live on its own typically refers to organisms that are capable of independent survival without reliance on other species. This includes many types of bacteria, fungi, plants, and certain animals, which can obtain their own food, reproduce, and maintain homeostasis. These organisms often possess the necessary adaptations to thrive in their environments, utilizing resources such as sunlight, nutrients, or water. Examples include single-celled organisms like amoebas and multicellular plants like cacti.