How many legs does a protozoan have?

Answer 1

There are many subgroups of protozoa, none of which have legs. Some of the subgroups and what allows their mobility are:

Amoeboids move using pseudopodia, which are bulges of cytoplasm.

A flagellate is an organism with one or more whip-like organelles called flagella, which are used for propulsion.

Apicomplexa is a large group of single celled, spore-forming organisms. They are animal parasite and flagella or pseudopods are present only in certain gamete stages,

Ciliate have hairlike structures called cilia which allows them to move around.

Answer 2

Protozoans are unicellular organisms, so they do not have legs. They move using structures called cilia or flagella, which are hair-like projections that help in locomotion.