How do Paramecian miove around?
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It's a "ciliate," so it moves around with the help of those tiny hairs.
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where do they migrate to?
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Go to the bellow Site:
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Good Question:\n\nParamecium eat bacteria.
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hmmmmmmmm.........i think paracheuttes are wonderful for such occasions.  Either that or use an umbrella.
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I had a llama with a similar problem. I taught him how to parascend, using a length of bamboo and 48 hand stitched fruit bats. Hey presto... problem solved.
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about any1 with comman sense
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scroll down in the charmap\nЭЯ
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Here you go:\nhttp://animecorner.nl/eng/anime.asp?id=parakiss\n\nhttp://www.da-anime.org/content/view/352/\n\nHave a nice day! :-)
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Take an object-- a pencil, a lamp, something that's small but easy to position-- and place it upright so that it's in a fixed position without you holding on to it.  Now move your head from side to side and notice that the object seems to "move" in relation to whatever is behind it.\n\nThat may not be the best example, but it's essentially what parallax is.  Nearby stars move ever so slightly compared to far away stars as the earth orbits the sun.  The star we're observing seems to shift very slightly in the sky compared to the distant stars as our vantage point changes.
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http://mscir.tripod.com/parabola/
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Hi....well i was joking with mini in that question...u r one of my fav answerers.....please don't stop answering my questions....\nbye
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Try asking them. It looks hot! :)
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You mean emperor penquins. They migrate hundreds of miles inland on Antarctica. They have to move inland to find land solid enough to support the weight of thousands of nesting penquins. The ice shelf around the continent would not be sufficient.
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They have adapted to their environment.
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I dont know...look around you and be polite.....
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Attach your mouth to their neck, suck to create a vacuum, then suck really hard. That'll give em a little hicky!