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Life in a Drop of Water: Rotifer
- Rotifers are multicellular animals with rapidly beating hearts and cilia to draw in food. They usually stay anchored in one area, but can use food to move from place to place.
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Life in a Drop of Water: Rotifer
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Rotifers are multicellular animals with rapidly beating hearts and cilia to draw in food. They usually stay anchored in one area, but can use food to move from place to place.
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Deadliest Catch: By Catch
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There's more than crab in the Bering Sea. See some of the other creatures that make it to the sorting table.
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