A hydra moves via
A)nematocysts.
B)alternation of generations.
C)contraction of the nerve net.
D)muscle and nerve fibers.
E)muscular fibers in the mesoglea.

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Hydra moves via muscle and nerve fibers. The muscle fibers are located in the epidermis and the nerve fibers make up a simple nerve net throughout the body. The contraction of these muscle fibers, controlled by the nerve net, allows the hydra to move and capture prey.

A Hydra Moves Via