The anemone is found from depths of 20 m to 2000 m in the sublittoral zone. It is found in closed off marine areas attached … Meer weergeven

In 1860, Philip Henry Gosse expanded on Johnston's initial discovery of the anemone in 1832 and reported its physical description as having a pillar-like column, a smooth disc and surface, and short and thic… Meer weergeven

The deeplet sea anemones have their largest gonads (sex glands) in late winter. The females have pink, spherical eggs with a membrane, and are large compared to other anemones. When its nucleus is fertili… Meer weergeven

The deeplet sea anemone has many types of nematocysts capable of rupturing human red blood cells and, as tested in a 1977 study, killing mice. The lethal dose for mice is 0.6 mg of nematocyst venom for a 20 g mou… Meer weergeven

• Photos of Bolocera tuediae on Sealife Collection Meer weergeven