Didunim are partial to certain protozoa namely Paramecium. I know this because I just looked it up here at anwers.com. :--)
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Didunim are partial to certain protozoa namely Paramecium. I know this because I just looked it up here at anwers.com. :--)
they live in water. sorry that's all i know. :(
Yes- they are microscopic one celled animals that eat paramecium.
they live in afica they live in afica
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Didinium
It reproduces sexually and asexually.
Didinium are commonly found in freshwater habitats such as ponds, lakes, and streams. They are often found in environments with abundant prey such as smaller ciliates and algae. Didinium thrive in nutrient-rich waters where they can hunt and feed on their prey efficiently.
i do'nt know
for sure not bigger than Tank Johnson's dong
I'm pretty sure it's the "shark of the pond". It's called this because it will eat any other protozoa, especially paramecium. Hope this helped!
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No you can't eat a paramecium because it is a oragin Actually, you can but you'd just get sick really sick.
It traps and paralyzes its pray. The didymium then engulfs the prey using their cystostome which is expandable to allow larger pieces in.
A Didinium is a protist that feeds by ingesting bacteria (bacteriovorus) through a mouth-like opening at the anterior end of the cell. The cell has an equatorial gridle of cilia, with a second gridle surrounding the anterior end. Cilia may assist in sweeping bacteria toward opening.
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