Sponge is a low form of animal says ninth grade class
In a Washington 1920 era lesson a La Crosse ninth grade class defines a sponge as a low form of animal life with no head or tail yet able to feed through water pores. Sponges live mostly in oceans and can form colonies. ancient uses include bathing cleaning floors and even paint brushes.
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