Moneran Kingdom

Living beings do not have to be large or visible to perform important functions in nature. Some are tiny, invisible to the human eye, but tremendously powerful. This is the case of the members of the Monera kingdom: bacteria. This kingdom is made up of prokaryotic organisms of a cell (unicellular)

Where do they live?

The Monera kingdom can live in all types of habitats both aquatic and terrestrial, there are even some that live within the body of animals.

Clasification

The Monera kingdom covers three types of organisms: the eubacteria, the archaebacteria and the cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae.

• Eubacteria. They are also called "true bacteria.

• Archaebacteria. They are organisms without a cell nucleus, like eubacteria, but they have unique characteristics. Some scientists believe that these beings should be separated from the eubacteria. all the above mentioned characteristics.

• Blue-green algae. They are cyanobacteria that obtain energy thanks to a process of photosynthesis but that differs a little from that made in terrestrial plants.

Reproduction

The reproduction of the moneras is very fast and effective. Most of the monetary organism reproduce asexually, where through its reproduction it can multiply and obtain a million successors after a few hours. 

You can see it in this video. It's amazing!