No because animals eat plants so if animals didnt eat plants the plants would die unless watered.
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No, plants are producers (they capture energy from the Sun) and animals are consumers (they live on the energy captured by the plants). Thus without plants there would be no animals.
mammals cant survived without green plants because that is their food and that how they live without green plants they will die.
No, a plant could not grow without oxygen.
Most plants can only survive for very short periods without soil - although this is determined by the type of plant. Without soil for protection the roots would dry very quickly and die; even a short period out of the soil is enough to damage the root system. If the plant was removed (carefully) from the soil and placed on the ground with some soil covering the roots it could survive for a brief period. Some species, mainly deciduous can be removed from the soil while they are dormant, this is a common practice with some species (like certain fruit), where they are removed, sold and transported "bare rooted". The other obvious issues are hydroponics and aeroponics; these are two artificial systems where the flow of water (or the nutrient solution) is constantly cycled or sprayed over the roots providing the oxygen and nutrients required.
Look around, since even a changed ecosystem is still an ecosystem
Well you could be most any animal, except for animals like centipedes, or aquatic animals. You could also be a chair.