Waratah anemone
A species of Actinia, Also known as Cherry anemone Scientific name : Actinia tenebrosa Genus : Actinia
Waratah anemone, A species of Actinia
Also known as:
Cherry anemone
Botanical name: Actinia tenebrosa
Genus: Actinia
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Description
A common sea creature in the waters of Australia and New Zealand, the waratah anemone attaches itself to rocky overhangs and boulders. When tidewaters cover the waratah anemone, its tentacles are revealed, resembling an open flower. When the water recedes the tentacles retract, making this anemone look like nothing more than a small red blob.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Cnidarians Class
Sea anemones and corals Order
Sea anemones Family
Actiniidae Genus
Actinia Species
Waratah anemone 
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