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How does amoeba engulf its food?

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Answered by sahil129
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amoeba engulf its food through the process of endocytosis
Answered by BeingAnonymous
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amoeba is a unicellular organism. We know that plasma membrane is flexible. So what Amoeba does is when it comes near to its prey it engulfs the prey with the help of its membrane (also known as pseudopodia). The food goes inside it's body as a phagosome and is taken inside by the lysosome and sent to the vacuole for digestion
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