Do sponges have segmented bodies

Answer 1

Rather than calling it as having segmented body, it is more apt to say they have poriferous body that is body with many pores. Sponges are collection of microscopic animals.

The body of a sponge has two outer layers separated by an acellular gel layer called the mesohyl. The gel layer has calcium carbonate or spongin protein that gives it the rigid structure.

Answer 2

Sponges do not have segmented body. Sponges are a mass of tiny animals bound together into a poriferous body of different structures, like the giant barrel sponge.

Answer 3

Sea anemones can have segmented bodies. It depends on the species of sea anemone.

Answer 4

Yes...sometimes.

Answer 5

Nope!

Answer 6

No.

Answer 7

Yes