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What type of symmetry do sponges have? A: Some sponges have radial symmetry, but many species are irregular in shape and have no symmetry at all. Two simpler groups of sponges, known as asconoid an... Full Answer >
Place the plastic blocks and other non absorbant materials in the water and see what happens. Sponges are made of loose fibers with lots of space between them. The holes between the sponge fibers absorb the water, and so the sponge material swells up with water. This stops the water coming out of the sponge when you lift it out of the water. When you squeeze the sponge you are forcing the water out of the holes in the sponge.