The organism has a large number of mitochondria to enable the active transport of water into the cell.

The organism has a thick cell wall to prevent water loss.

The organism has a reduced number of mitochondria to increase the rate of the active transport of ions from the cytoplasm to the surrounding environment.

The organism has a large oral groove to assist with increased water intake.

The organism utilises a buffer system to stabilise the pH level, resulting in the cytoplasm becoming more acidic.

The organism has specialised vacuoles to expel excess water.

The organism alters its metabolic pathways to reduce energy consumption.

The organism uses passive diffusion to absorb nutrients.

The organism increases the production of ester bonds in membrane lipids to enhance stability.

The organism uses a proton pump to break down hydrogen peroxide outside the cell and then transfer hydrogen ions into the cell.

The organism produces elevated levels of protease and amylase to reduce hydrogen peroxide levels.

The organism increases the number of membrane proteins to minimize interactions with hydrogen peroxide.

The organism has increased numbers of peroxisomes and produces elevated levels of catalase and peroxidase.

The organism increases the production of glycolipids to enhance membrane fluidity.

The organism has increased numbers of peroxisomes and produces elevated levels of catalase.

The organism produces elevated levels of catalase and reduced levels of peroxidase to reduce hydrogen peroxide levels.