In this activity we see how a sexual reproduction occurs in Hydra and Amoeba. Hydra reproduces asexually by budding and Amoeba reproduces by binary fission. For this activity we need a compound microscope we need permanent prepared slides of Hydra showing budding and Amoeba showing binary fission. First we take up a slide of Hydra and focus it under low power and then under the high power of microscope. What do we observe? We observe there is a bulge coming out from the parent body of Hydra. The bulge grows and matures and forms a new individual. This detaches from the body of the parent and grows as a new individual of Hydra. Then we take another slide of Amoeba and focus it under microscope. What do we observe? We observe the parent body divides and results information of two small new Amoeba. These two new Amoeba are called daughter cells and the binary fission is a type of reproduction seen in Amoeba.