What is the Locomotion of a Sponge?

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Answer 1

They don't. They attach themselves.

However, they propel water to filter out their nutrition by moving their flagella (long, whip-like projections) and thus creating water current.

Answer 2

Sponge do not have any muscular tissue, and are thus incapable of movement. They live attached to whatever substrate they hatched on, and are incapable of locomotion.

Answer 3

sponges are sessile; they don't move and they mostly reproduce asexually by fragmentation