Hexactinellida,
commonly known as glass sponges or sea sponges, are a class of marine sponges
characterized by their intricate skeletal structure made of silica spicules.
These spicules are fused together, forming a delicate, glass-like skeleton that
gives them their name. Hexactinellids are typically found in deep ocean waters,
often attached to hard substrates. They are filter feeders, drawing in water
through their porous bodies to capture plankton and organic particles for food.
These sponges play a significant ecological role in marine ecosystems,
providing habitats for various organisms and contributing to nutrient cycling. This
3D model is ideal for under water scenes in video games and other applications.
Here we prove three models with different morphologies.