The sliper like structure virus

Paramecia are single-celled protists  that are naturally found in aquatic habitats. They are typically oblong or slipper-shaped and are covered with short hairy structures called cilia. Certain paramecia are also easily cultured in labs and serve as useful model organisms. Paramecia cells are characteristically elongated.

• Pellicle - a membrane covering that protects the paramecium like skin
• Cilia - hair like appendages that help the paramecium move food into the oral groove
• Oral Groove - collects and directs food into the cell mouth
• Cell Mouth - opening for food
• **** Pore - disposes of waste
• Contractile Vacuole - contracts and forces extra water out of the cell
• Radiating Canals - paths to the contractile vacuole
• Cytoplasm - intercellular fluid needed to contain vital cell parts
• Trichocyst - used for defense
• Gullet - forms food vacuoles
• Food Vacuole - storage pocket for food
• Macronucleus - larger nucleus which performs normal cell functions