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Amoebas react to their environment primarily through a process called chemotaxis, where they move toward or away from chemical stimuli. They use their flexible cell membrane to change shape and extend pseudopodia, allowing them to engulf food or escape threats. Additionally, amoebas can respond to light and physical contact, adjusting their movements accordingly to optimize their survival and feeding. These reactions enable them to navigate their surroundings effectively.

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