Biological organization is the way in which living organisms are structured, from cells to entire ecosystems. It is a very complex process and essential for any kind of life form to exist. There are different levels of biological organization, each with its own unique role in supporting the organism’s life. At the lowest level of biological organization is the cell. Cells are the basic unit of all living things, and they are responsible for a variety of tasks such as production of energy, growth, communication and reproduction. Cells come together to create tissues which then form organs that work together to keep an organism alive. Tissues and organs can be…