How rotifera moves?

Rotifera, commonly known as rotifers, primarily move using cilia, which are tiny hair-like structures that cover their bodies and help propel them through water. They can also exhibit a form of locomotion called "gliding" by coordinating the movement of their cilia, allowing them to navigate toward food or other environmental stimuli. In some species, muscular contractions can aid in movement, particularly when they need to attach to surfaces or escape from predators.