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Organisms in the genus Acanthamoeba typically move by the use of extensions of their cellular membrane referred to as pseudopods. These pseudopods can also be used to grab food (typically bacteria, which are significantly smaller than amoebas) and pull it through the cellular membrane by a process referred to as phagocytosis.
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How do ciliates eat and move?
They obsorb all the nutrients from dead orginisms
What is an organism that moves on its own and eat food?
humans are an aswer that an organism can move on their own
What animal is a carnivore and doesn't eat meat?
foxes, bears, humans, Animals who move to eat meat and plant is an omnivore.
How do weedy sea dragons move?
using the weeds as a hiding place, the dragons breath fire to incinerate the plants as they move. This also kills anything in their path, which they can then eat.
Slime molds are said to be like animals during much of there life cycle because they?
Move. And eat.
When do caribou eat?
yes that is about the only thing they eat
How do tigers move eat and sleep?
Tigers move by getting up and sleep and eat in the shades
Do bacteria eat externally?
yes, they can able to move and they can able to eat
Which is the producer?
a producer there that can't move or eat
Must move around to eat?
animal
When do newborn badie mice start to move?
When do newborn babie mice begain to move and eat
What are signs of an iguauna being cold?
He or she will be cold to the touch, does not move or move very slowly, does not eat.
Do pupa move?
Yes, they move up and down the water column to eat and avoid danger.
Will a cat after it kills a bird move it and eat it later?
Yes, it is a cat's natural hunting instinct to move to eat something in a secluded space. They do this in the wild to avoid other predators that might want to eat them or their prey.
What do do when you have a gross dinner?
You move on. Eat cereal instead.
How does a starfish spend its day?
They eat and move around.
Do hawks eat alone?
No. They move on one accord.
