Which of the following feeding strategies is most likely to be associated with a sessile organism?

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A sessile organism is one that is attached to a substrate in one location and does not move. Filter feeding involves straining particles from the water, which is a common feeding strategy among many sessile organisms such as corals, clams, and sponges. Herbivory, predation, parasitism, and detritus feeding require some form of movement or active pursuit of food sources, and are therefore less likely to be associated with sessile organisms.

Which of the Following Feeding Strategies Is Most Likely to Be