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Organisms, 5 types of cells that can be found in the human body., 3 Types…

- - - - Common Unicellular Organism: Amoeba
      - Amoebas are typical aquatic, unicellular organisms. They travel about by using pseudopods, which resemble feet (false feet). The cytoplasm fills the pseudopod that they have extended. Additionally, they wrap food between two pseudopods and absorb it using their pseudopods.
    - - In the freshwater where they reside, Paramecium travel quickly. Cilia are hair-like structures that cover them and move back and forth like tiny oars to propel them through the water. Cilia also assist in food collection by directing food to an oral groove that is coated with cilia, which sweeps the food into the cytoplasm to form a food vacuole.
    - - Diatoms can photosynthesize, which allows them to change the dissolved carbon dioxide in the water into oxygen. For higher-ranking organisms in the food chain, like invertebrates and tiny fish, they serve as a major source of food. In the energy and nutrition cycles of water resources, diatoms can also be vital players.