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The fundamental structure of a coral polyp is a cylindrical sac composed of two layers of epithelia Colonial hard corals are made up of hundreds to hundreds of thousands of individual coral polyps that cement themselves together by the calcium carbonate they secrete. The surface body wall, which forms the outermost barrier between the organism and its surroundings, and the basal body wall, which anchors the polyp to its skeleton.

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This cutaway diagram of a coral polyp shows where the photosynthetic algae, or zooxanthellae, live—inside the polyp’s tissue Discover how tiny coral polyps build massive reef structures, form symbiotic relationships with algae, and create habitats for thousands of marine species. The coral gives the algae a home

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In return, the algae provide the coral with food

Learn more in the ocean portal's coral reef section and in this zooxanthellae slideshow. Submerged rocks or other hard surfaces provide a place for corals to attach and serve as habitat for many coral reef animals Coral polyps are tiny little animals and are related to anemones and jellyfish They can live individually, or in large colonies that comprise a coral reef.

[1] coral polyps live in a relatively narrow band of the earth's oceans and thrive only in oceans within 30 degrees north and 30 degrees south of the equator. Coral polyps come in various sizes Some choose to live alone on the reef as a large solitary polyp much like a sea anemone Others grow in colonies of hundreds to thousands of smaller polyps

A coral skeleton can remain long after the colony has died and can still provide habitat for many species.

They are colonial) and are related to jellyfish and sea anemones Corals are made up of tiny individuals called polyps Coral reefs are some of the most diverse and vibrant ecosystems on our planet, and at the heart of these ecosystems are coral polyps