What are the similarities and differences between amoeba, euglena green?

Amoeba and euglena green are unicellular animals. The main differences in the structure of their cells are associated with movement and way of feeding. Amoeba moves with the help of the formation of pseudopods, and euglena – with the help of a flagellum. Amoeba feeds on ready-made organic matter, its main food is bacteria and unicellular algae. Therefore, it has digestive vacuoles. The euglena cell contains chloroplasts – in the light it forms organic matter in the process of photosynthesis. A sensitive eye – stigma helps her move towards the light.