How does an ameoba eat?

Answer 1

The ameba is a single celled organism, and engulfs its food by using 1) Psuedopods 2) Cell membrane. The ameba surrounds its food with their psuedopods, meaning their "legs" but not really since they don't actually have legs. Next, using their cell membrane, the food is pushed inside.

Answer 2

First, the ameoba moves slowly towards its prey. Well, it has to move slowly though. Anyways, its prey is just sitting there, and since it's usally clear, the prey can't see it. so while the prey is there, it wraps itself around the prey, swallows it, and eats it. There ya go!

Answer 3

The amoebae extends pseudopodia by extending it's membrane by building microtubles from tubulin subunits. The pseudopodia it extends surrounds the food, a bacterium for instance, and the amoebae pulls itself up to the food item and engulfs it.

Answer 4

An amoeba eats by extending its pseudopods (false feet) to surround its food and pull it into its cell membrane. The food is then enclosed in a food vacuole where enzymes break it down into simpler nutrients that can be absorbed by the cell.

Answer 5

An amoeba eats bacteria and smaller protists. Hope this helps.
An ameba eats little organisms that floats around it. It uses it's pseudopod(fake foot) to surround the organism.

Answer 6

The amoeba feeds on other Protozoa using their food vacuoles the process of phagocytosis.

Answer 7

Sending out two pseudopodia to surround the food item and then pulling itself up to the food item where the amoeba engulfs the food item by endocytosis.

Answer 8

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