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An amoeba typically consumes food equal to its own volume, which can vary depending on its environment and the availability of nutrients. It primarily feeds on smaller organisms like bacteria and algae, engulfing them through a process called phagocytosis. The amount it needs to eat can also depend on factors such as temperature and metabolic activity, but overall, they require a consistent supply of food to sustain their cellular functions.

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