Aggregating anemone
A species of Anthopleura Scientific name : Anthopleura elegantissima Genus : Anthopleura
Aggregating anemone, A species of Anthopleura
Botanical name: Anthopleura elegantissima
Genus: Anthopleura
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Description
The aggregating anemone has an insatiable appetite and will eat any small fish and crustaceans passing by. Its tube-shaped body is covered with tentacles that sting and paralyze its prey. The aggregating anemone attaches itself to a rock and lives there forever. A symbiotic algae lives within the tentacles, giving the anemone a green tint and providing it with nutrition, much like some plants.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Cnidarians Class
Sea anemones and corals Order
Sea anemones Family
Actiniidae Genus
Anthopleura Species
Aggregating anemone 
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