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How can a sponge filtered through a sieve recover?

If the body of an adult sponge is pressed through the mesh tissue, then all the cells will separate from each other. If you then put them in water and mix, completely destroying all the bonds between them, then after a while they begin to gradually approach each other and reunite, forming a whole sponge, similar to the previous one.

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