Rawrimadinosaur
Rawrimadinosaur Rawrimadinosaur
  • 15-02-2017
  • Biology
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Explain how the polyp uses its tentacles. Help please, answer needed ASAP

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EmmaTheAlien
EmmaTheAlien EmmaTheAlien
  • 15-02-2017
They are used to feel around and to capture prey. They extent their tentacles to capture prey, and use their nematocysts (nettle-like cells on their tentacles) to pierce and poison their prey. Hope that helps!
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plehlowla
plehlowla plehlowla
  • 12-12-2020

Answer:

The polyp uses its tentacles to capture and ingest the phytoplankton it eats. The tentacles are also the primary means of defense for the polyp. They conceal the stinging nematocyst cells. The tentacles are also used to clear away debris from the mouth of the polyp.

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