Which of the following correctly describes a difference between plants and animals? A. All animals are incapable of movement, whereas plants can typically move around their environment. B. All animals are unicellular, whereas plants can be either

The correct answer is: D. All animals are heterotrophic, whereas plants are typically autotrophic. This statement accurately describes a fundamental difference between the two groups: animals obtain their food by consuming other organisms (heterotrophic), while most plants can produce their own food through photosynthesis (autotrophic). The other options contain inaccuracies about the characteristics of plants and animals.