Scientists have found an analogue of Pakman in wildlife

Pac-Man, in which you have to control a yellow Pac-Man to eat all the dots in the maze, is one of the

At least it's better known than any of the organisms called protists.However, they do have something in common with Pac-Man, scientists have discovered.

The researchers reported that members of the most common group of protists living in the ground lead toThey move through labyrinths of soil, eating bacteria along the way.

Protists are single-celled organisms with a nucleus that are not found in animals, fungi, and plants.They reproduce incredibly fast and are the most resilient to climate change, unlikemost other life forms.

Scientists have found that most protists are analogues of Pakman in wildlife - they eat other, smaller organisms.