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Animal Life question: Where do hydra the organism live? Hydra is a genus of simple, fresh-water animals possessing radial symmetry. Hydras are predatory animals belonging to the phylum Cnidaria and the ... Hydras are predatory animals belonging to the phylum Cnidaria and the class Hydrozoa. ... What habitat does the Hydra live in?
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Similar questions: Can hydras live in salt water? Do hydras live in fresh water? Where do hydras live? What kind of water do hydras live in? What kind of water can hydras survive in? [ Hide these questions...
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There are however, a number of these animals that live in freshwater. These are much smaller and less colorful than their more popular marine relatives. Most are less than an inch tall. ... Moss animals live in large groups and resemble a mass of very small marine feather dusters. The have small hair like tentacles that...
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Hydra like to live in the clean fresh water with more oxygen. Hydra like to live attached to aquatic plants with sunshine.
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Hydras live in quiet, fresh water ponds or streams. At the top of it's thin, star-like body is a mouth opening, used both to injest food and eject waste, surrounded by 4 or 25 tentacles bearing stinging cells. The hydra uses these cells to paralyze small marine creatures that it eats.;
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Hydras managed to overcome this barrier and are found almost everywhere in clean water where they can attach themselves to a substrate (plants, stones). Hydras had already been studied by Van Leeuwenhoek in 1703 and by Trembley in 1744, who did a lot of ingenious experiments and wrote a fine monograph about hydra.
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