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Sponges live attached to the bottom of the sea, filtering food from the water with their cells. Some cells make hard structures called spicules to support the sponge's body. Baby sponges are called larvae and can live up to 20 years in their water habitat.
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Sponges
- 1. By. Teddy and Felix. SPONGES
- 2. .cells all work for the common good. .some cells make new spicules. BODY
- 3. Attach to the bottom of the sea. In water. HABITAT
- 4. Water. They get there food from the water FOOD
- 5. Baby sponges are called larvae. They live around 20 years. LIFE CYCLE
- 6. They are animals. They use to be able to swim. FUN FACTS