Biology, 20.12.2020 22:20 maddielr17

Paramecium uses its cilia to move and eat. When it moves, the paramecium uses its cilia like a whip to push itself forward on solid ground. But, when the paramecium is in the water, it rotates itself alongside the water. It also uses its cilia to move the food into its oval-like structure.

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