The cells in our body are actually quite similar to unicellular, organisms, like the one seen here. Feeding, removing waste, reproducing: all actions they both have in common. What else do we have in common with this unicellular organism?

Except for the mentioned actions that we have in common with unicellular organisms, another characteristic that we have in common is the presence of cell organelles. All eukaryotic cells, regardless unicellular or multicellular, like we are, have membrane-bound organelles specialised for different functions within the cells.