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Do sea sponges grow

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Yes Sea Sponges Grow... they grow other sea sponges by reproduction! It starts with a bud, then it turns into an even bigger bud...until it gets to be a big enough sea sponge that it can provide its own foods. at this point it gets cut off!

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1) sponges are animals.

2) in the ocean

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