Question

like other animals, this camel has microorganisms living in its stomach and intestines. these microorganisms break down the plants the camel eats. which of the following statements is true? the camel is harmed when microorganisms break down food into small nutrient particles. the microorganisms destroy the food by breaking it down into small particles. the camel is not affected when the microorganisms break down food into small particles. the microorganisms only break down parts of the food that do not have nutrients. the camel is helped when microorganisms break down food into small nutrient particles. the microorganisms make it easier for the camel to get nutrients from the food.

Explanation:

Microorganisms in the camel's stomach and intestines break down the plants it eats. This process helps the camel obtain nutrients from the food. Breaking down food into small nutrient - rich particles is beneficial for the camel's digestion and nutrient absorption.

Answer:

The camel is helped when microorganisms break down food into small nutrient particles. The microorganisms make it easier for the camel to get nutrients from the food.