Can sponges regenerate parts of their body?

Sponges possess an exceptional ability known as totipotency, which enables them to regenerate entire organisms from small fragments or even individual cells. This remarkable regeneration process is not limited to replacing damaged tissues but also extends to forming new individuals through asexual reproduction. The versatility and adaptability of sponges in this regard make them unique among multicellular animals and highlight their remarkable resilience and survival strategies in diverse environments.