how does an amoeba obtain it's food
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In Amoeba, a cell membrane invagination (pseudopodia) surround the food particle. This is followed by formation of food vacuole surrounding the food by joining of pseudopodia of both sides and engulfment of food vacuole in animal body. Also known as phagosomes, these food vesicles serve as site of food digestion.
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Amoebas is a free structure and it has a special function called Pseudopodia. Pseudopodia helps Amoeba to engulf it's food. Whenever their is a prey nearby, Pseudopodia opens its mouth and when the prey, while floating in the water enters a tunnel-like Pseudopodia, Pseudopodia closes its mouth while the prey is still inside. It then digests it and excretes the remainings.