Do Cnidarians Have Reproductive Organs

In general, polyps primarily reproduce asexually by budding, however, some produce gametes (eggs and sperm) and reproduce sexually. Medusae usually reproduce sexually using eggs and sperm.

What is the reproduction of cnidaria?

All cnidarian species are able to reproduce asexually, either by dividing their bodies in half and cloning themselves, or by producing buds off their bodies that grow into mature clones of the parent.

Is Cnidaria reproduction internal or external?

Cnidarians reproduce both sexually and asexually. Some species can produce both eggs and sperm in the same organism. These organisms are called simultaneous hermaphrodites and release gametes into the ocean in egg-sperm bundles. Some species are also either male or female and produce either eggs or sperm.