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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Some prokaryotes, such as ''[[Bdellovibrio]]'' and [[Ensifer (bacterium)|''Ensifer'']], are predatory and feed on other single-celled organisms. Predatory prokaryotes seek out other organisms through [[chemotaxis]] or random collision, merge with the organism, degrade it, and absorb the released nutrients. Predatory strategies of prokaryotes include attaching to the outer surface of the organism and degrading it externally, entering the cytoplasm of the organism, or by entering the [[Periplasm|periplasmic space]] of the organism. Groups of predatory prokaryotes may forgo attachment by collectively producing [[Hydrolysis|hydrolytic]] enzymes.</div>FuzzyBot