The correct option is
B Intercellular
The correct option is B.
Explanation for correct option.
- Digestion in hydra is intercellular.
- The food is first trapped and then it gets digested in the gastrovascular cavity by the action of enzymes secreted by the cells of the gastrovascular cavity.
- The animals of genius hydra belong to the class hydrozoa.
- The food is caught by tentacles and then ingested through the mouth into the gastrovascular cavity(large digestive cavity).
Explanation for incorrect options:
Option A :
- Intracellular digestion means digestion that occurs inside the cell.
- In such animals, a single opening serves as the mouth and anus.
Option C:
- Only intercellular digestion takes place in hydra not intracellular.
- That's why this option is incorrect.
Option D:
- This option is incorrect because intercellular digestion takes place in hydra.
Final answer: Digestion in hydra is intercellular