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Yes! A sponge is a filter feeder that feeds on small particles in the water.

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Because it filters in food for itself but also reproduces

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Vincent Hilpert

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because it takes in water through its pores, filters out any edible particles in it, then it eats the edible particles and expells the water through a chimney-like apparatus on the top of the sponge

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Because they filter out their food from the surrounding water. The microscopic food particles travel on the oceanic currents.

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