Plants: Nature's Sunlight-Eating Factories

Being a plant is the ultimate flex because they literally eat sunlight. While we are stuck

cooking or buying food, plants just use photosynthesis to turn light,

water, and CO2 into pure sugar. It happens in the chloroplasts,

where chlorophyll grabs the light and splits water to release the oxygen we breathe.

Then, the Calvin cycle turns CO2 into glucose. Some plants like cacti are even smarter

and only open their pores at night to avoid drying out. So next time you see a leaf,

remember it is a biological factory making dinner out of thin air.