Extracellularly in a digestive cavity.
Hmmm, Mrs Perry's class I see. It occurs in the gastrovascular cavity.
Cnidarians accomplish digestion using a gastrovascular cavity, which serves both digestive and circulatory functions. Food is taken in through a single opening, where it is digested extracellularly, and the nutrients are then absorbed by the surrounding cells. This simple body plan allows cnidarians, such as jellyfish and sea anemones, to efficiently process their food without a complex digestive system.
Cnidarians first paralyze their prey with stinging cells on their tentacles then they slowly move the food up into the bell to digest . They have no distinct mouth or anus so the food goes in and out around the same place.
Yes, they can digest food.
Yes they do digest food.
Poriferans needs organic substances and cnidarians needs of a gastrovascular cavity with openings.
Yes, snails do digest their food.
no it cant digest its own food
their tentacles
Mainly through suspension feeding. Cnidarians use stinging tentacles (nomocytes) to capture their prey. Once the tentacles grab the food it is absorbed in the gastrovascular cavity (stomach) and taken in asnutrients.
The cnidarians get food by using either stingers or ink sprayers.
people digest food through their mouth then they eat food then the food goes through their ******