Hydra Diagram stock illustrations

Structure coral polyp. Coral Anatomy. The coral polyps tend to live in colonies and form the building blocks of the reef.

sinusitis disease, vector nose illustration, sinus anatomy, human respiratory system

sinusitis disease, vector nose illustration, sinus anatomy, human respiratory system

Hydra feed on aquatic invertebrates such as Daphnia and Cyclops

A Cnidarian's cell that contains a nematocyst. A stinging cell. Nematocyst is a hollow tube that exists inside the cell in an inside out condition.

Freshwater hydra - Hydra genus

Cross section of Hydra (polyp) and close-up of cnidocyte (explosive cell that contains the toxin). Vector diagram for educational, science, and biological use

freshwater hydra budding

The normal life cycle of hydrozoans involves the asexual budding of medusae from colonial polyps

Outline hydra structure diagram, vector educated illustration, biology art

Illustration a freshwater hydra budding

Freshwater hydra - Hydra genus

Detailed vector illustration of various microorganisms and cells, showcasing vibrant colors and intricate design elements

Hydra has a tubular, radially symmetric body up to 10 mm (0.39 in) long when extended, secured by a simple adhesive foot called the basal disc. Each tentacle, or cnida, is clothed with highly specialised stinging cells called cnidocytes.

life cycle of a jellyfish. The developmental stages of Medusozoa (egg, jellyfish, ephyra, strobila, polyp, planula, larva). Cnidaria. Vector diagram for scientific, and educational use

Budding. Yeast Asexual reproduction. Fungi growth. Cell division. Vector diagram.

hydra anatomy. Cnidaria. Vector illustration for biological, science and educational use