how does an extremophile at mono lake makes food for itself by?
A: photosynthesizing like plants do.
B: Breaking down paper products that have been littered into the lake.
C: Using a poisinous substance called Arsenic.
D: Absorbing ash from volcanic activity and forest fires.
C: Using a poisonous substance called Arsenic.
Extremophiles at Mono Lake have the unique ability to use arsenic as a source of energy instead of oxygen, allowing them to survive in the harsh and extreme environment of the lake.