Half of the sea sponges in the world eat bacteria by sucking it in through a hole in an appendage, but the other half uses photosythesizes a microorganisms known as endosymbionts, this alliance often produce more food and oxygen than they consume.
It is a filter feeder, so it draws in water, collects the food particles from it, then expels the water.
through its pores and holes
a sponge!
eat it
Clown fish eat SEA SPONGE
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The pores in a sponge are used to filter the water, and while doing that they collect food to eat
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There is no fish called the sponge fish, though some fish eat sponges. Sponges themselves eat food such as plankton that they filter from the water around them.
they eat tiny organic organisms floating in the water,also by the special cells that are inside the sponge.
Most of the time sponges eat algae and when fish come by the sponge sometimes sucks of algae.
They eat Christmas cake which is basically sponge cake with icing and fruit, and fried chicken.
yes bacteria and small organic particles
filter feeds