Question

Why is archaebacteria still present?

Answer 1

Archaebacteria are still present because:

1. They can easily thrive in extreme environments, such as the ocean's depths or a volcano's vents.
2. A primitive bacterium microorganism is known as Archaebacteria. It is the sole owner of a single cell.
3. They thrive in the lack of oxygen, which is why they are the only ones capable of going through the methanogenesis process.
4. The strong cell wall prevents the archaebacteria from bursting in hypotonic conditions, as well as provides shape and support.