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A siphonophore is a colony of specialized organisms called zooids that work together to form a single functional unit. These zooids have specific roles such as feeding, reproduction, or defense, and the colony as a whole exhibits complex behaviors and functions. Siphonophores are related to jellyfish and are found in marine environments.
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