Sponges - The Australian Museum

Sponges are simple colonial animals. They have no real organs and their body tissue is made up of fibre-like protein, which is just like a bath sponge.

New sponge crab species found off WA coast named after Charles Darwin's research boat - ABC News

Purple-encrusting sponges - The Australian Museum

Marine Biologists Discover Three New Species of Carnivorous Sponges

Three new carnivorous sponges found in Great Australian Bight - Australian Geographic

The crabs that wear sea sponges like a hat - Australian Geographic

Encrusting sponge found in Kimberley coral reefs

The Sea Slug Forum - Chromodoris lochi

Which fishes eat sponges? - The Australian Museum Blog

Porifera (sponges) Western Australian Museum

Astonishing diversity of western Australian sponge species uncovered with molecular technology

Sea Sponges Facts

The Australian Museum; Descriptive Catalogue of the Sponges in the Australian Museum Sydney by Robert Von Lendenfeld (2009, Trade Paperback) for sale online

New species of rare and delicate sponges found in Australia — Conker Nature

Australians discover furry new crab that wears a sea sponge as a hat Thom Dunn 5