The sea creature is a soft-bodied invertebrate that’s part animal, part plant. It’s a mostly sedentary marine animal found in all oceans.

Sea anemones feed on small fish, crustaceans, sea urchins, and the occasional mollusk.

The sea creature thrives in every ocean on the globe. The most diverse and abundant populations have adaptations in shallow tropical waters. Other...

No. They can emit a venom that’s a threat to smaller fish and other marine life, but the majority of stings are not poisonous to humans. BUT there...

The animals have a role in the ecological niche of coral reef communities. For the clownfish and small shrimp, the creatures offer homes and protec...

No. Most of these creatures lack stinging cells with the force to affect humans. This is not the case with all species though, so be wary. If you w...

The sea creature has no brain. As pain registers in the brain and, at that point, the feeling gets transmitted, it is unlikely the animal feels any...

A little of both it would seem. A study of the creature’s genes appears to show animalistic characteristics. Yet, the regulatory code that establis...