Beside "hunters" that seize prey,some rotifers are
A)"netters" that spread a fishing net to ensnare prey.
B)"trappers" that grasp prey and draw it into the rotifer mouth.
C)"ambushers" that pounce on prey that passes by at a distance.
D)"farmers" that grow food to eat.

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The description fits the behavior of certain rotifers known as "trappers" that use their ciliated corona (a crown-like structure around the rotifer's head) to create a current that draws in water containing small prey. The prey gets trapped in the mucus of the corona and is then transported to the rotifer's mouth. Netters and ambushers are not typical behaviors of rotifers, and farming is not a behavior exhibited by animals.

Beside "Hunters" That Seize Prey,some Rotifers Are