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In which environments do bacteria live?

Bacteria can be found in various environments throughout the planet. There are bacteria in the air, in fresh water, on the surface, in the intermediate depth and on the bottom of the sea, in soils, in our skin and practically in all terrestrial environments through which air circulates freely. Some bacteria can be found in volcanic craters under extremely high temperatures.

 


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