What makes extremophile organisms different from other life forms?
A) They can live in extreme conditions, such as very low- or high-temperature environments, oxygen-poor environments, or environments with extremely low light levels.
B) They live only in environments with extremely high levels of sunlight.
C) They live in environments lacking in organic compounds.
D) They live in environments where little to no water is found, such as deserts.
E) They can live in any environment, even deep vacuum.

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Extremophiles are organisms that thrive in extreme conditions that are typically inhospitable to most life forms, such as extreme temperatures, pressures, salinity, or acidity.

What Makes Extremophile Organisms Different from Other Life Forms