Why do hydras use its stinging cells?

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The hydra uses<span> these barbed, poisonous </span>cells<span> to catch and stun prey such as water fleas and plankton.</span>

EleoNora [17]3 years ago

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I would say that "The hydra uses these barbed, poisonous cells to catch and "parolize" there prey such as water fleas and plankton."
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