Where is flagella?

Answer 1

Flagella is located as the 'tail' part of most cells, and this enables movement throughout the cell and body. For example, a sperm cell has flagella to make the cell move quickly for fertilization.

Answer 2

Flagella are the locomotory organelles of many species of bacteria. They are located at the posterior end of the bacterium and carry out either a spiral or lashing movement. This process is able to propel the bacterium to a region where nutrition is present. Flagellar movement is an active process, which means it requires energy.

Answer 3

Flagellum are found in most water environments. Flagellum are found in most water environments. Flagellum are found in most water environments.

Answer 4

the front side, or ad-least that is what i have heard.

Answer 5

yeah, this makes sense..I'll ask a question and then click answer it..why would i look it up if i already knew it. I'll just go fail Biology now

Answer 6

Flagella is the tail-like piece connected to the Cell Body... It's kinda like the Cilia but in some ways not.

Answer 7

in the back... it moves similar to how a snake's tail moves a snake in water

Answer 8

The anterior (the front).

Answer 9

Enable the euglena to move

Answer 10

for locomotion