Coelenterates have a special mechanism to protect themselves from their
enemies. Explain how?
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coelenterates are aquatic invertebrate animals of a phylum known as coelenterata...that includes jellyfishes, corals, and sea anemones. They typically have a tube- or cup-shaped body with a single opening ringed with tentacles that bear stinging cells (nematocysts)..they use these cells to hunt their prey for nutrition as well as for their protection.
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