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The Cell: Most Energy Efficient Thing on Earth?

The Cell: Most Energy Efficient Thing on Earth?
Energy efficiency is the ability of a machine to put precious energy to good use. The most intuitive example is fuel efficiency, which is usually measured in miles per gallon (mpg).
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Commonly Cited Stat — 10 Bacteria For Every 1 Human Cell — Is Wrong

 
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