All animals and fungi are autotrophs

Concept: The above-given statement is false.

Since neither fungi nor animals can manufacture their own nourishment, they are all heterotrophs. All of them rely on other species and autotrophs (primary producers) for nourishment. Consequently, they are also known as consumers. Heterotrophs break down organic molecules or carbohydrates found in meals to produce energy.

Hence, option B is the correct answer.