How do amoebas adapt to surroundings?

Answer 1

i don't know if they do, do they?? that is what I am trying to find out now for school :(

Answer 2

Amoebas adapt to their surroundings through a process called phagocytosis, where they engulf food particles and other materials. They can change their shape in response to environmental cues, allowing them to move and navigate their surroundings efficiently. Additionally, amoebas can form protective cysts in unfavorable conditions to survive and then emerge when conditions improve.

Answer 3

for an amoeba to survive, it divides itself into two cells. this is a process called cell division where a cell divides into two more cells to replace it when it dies

Answer 4

Amoeba are single-celled and very small so naturally they would eat bacteria, algae, and other protozoa. But you should also consider the fact that some are parasites.

Answer 5

It makes a cyst

Answer 6

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Answer 7

It makes a cyst