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Hydra is a multicellular animal why give reason

Erbsock asked Mar 5, 2023

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Hydra is a multicellular animal why give reason

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Hydra is a multicellular organism. They have a tubular body and have different sizes. They belong to Animalia kingdom and some species of hydras even indulge in relationships with unicellular algaes.

Lyndonna answered Mar 9, 2023

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