Paramecium is a single-celled protist that lives in freshwater habitats. In these conditions, Paramecium has evolved strategies to handle the potential consequences of inhabiting this hypotonic environment. One of these strategies could be
(A) Contractile vacuoles, which expel water forcefully
(B) Increased aquaporins in its cellular membrane
(C) Many cilia covering its surface
(D) Salt receptors on its surface to seek out less concentrated areas