The polyp is the basic body form of a coral animal. It is essentially a round animal with a mouth in the middle and a ring of tentacles around the mouth. The tentacles possess stinging cells (called nematocysts) and can be used to sting, paralyze, and catch prey. The prey is wiped off into the mouth and digested internally in a one-way digestive tract (there is no anus). Undigested material must be regurgitated through the mouth. When the animal is disturbed, or not feeding, it may close up, withdrawing its tentacles but the circular outline of the polyp is still there with its mouth in the middle.
Absolutely not; corals are animals related to jellyfish. Coral polyps do (sometimes) contain algae cells, call zooxanthellae, but these are symbionts, and not a part of the actual animal.
invertebrate
a coral polyp is an animal with no back bone
polyp! The star coral is attached and is faceup
No its animal to coral
The hard coral polyp makes the coral
Coral is actually an animal. It's an animal belonging to polyp family and have a hard exoskeleton with a soft body.
no
no,a polyp is a coral egg.and yes coral is a living animal.
coral has no personality. it's just a polyp .
Coral reef
A coral polyp is an individual coral cell, and when polyps stick together, they form coral a.k.a. Coral Polyp Colonies. Later, when the polyps die, their skeleton (which is like a hard shell) Strengthens the coral formation.
All I can think of is "porpoise."
coral polyps don't have any senses.