Polyp is a sessile life cycle stage of species who belong to phylum cnidaria. Famous examples of polyp are sea anemones and adult corals. Polyp is formed with a mouth surrounded with tentacles, referred to as a head and head is attached to the bottom with a foot-like disk. Direction of the mouth and tentacles face towards the water. Mode of reproduction in polyp is either sexual or asexual. Corals have separate sexes, some corals have male organs while others have female organs in the same ways some of the corals are hermaphrodites in nature i.e they have both male and female organs on the same body. Here mode of asexual reproduction is budding i.e through formation of buds that form new individuals and sexual reproduction occur by spawning.