What describe water cycling through living things?

Water cycling through living things, often referred to as the biological or ecological water cycle, involves the continuous movement of water between organisms and their environment. Plants absorb water from the soil, which they use for photosynthesis and transpiration, releasing vapor back into the atmosphere. Animals consume water through drinking and food, and they excrete it through urine and respiration. This cycle is essential for maintaining ecosystems, supporting life, and regulating climate.