"Not a Plant, Not a Flower: The Wild Life of Sea Anemones!"

ꕥ Sea Anemone Fun Facts ֍ They’re animals, not plants! ⮡ Even though sea anemones look like colorful underwater flowers, they are actually predatory animals related to jellyfish and corals. ֍ Sticky tentacles, deadly hugs. ⮡ Sea anemones use stinging cells (called nematocysts) on their tentacles to paralyze tiny fish and plankton before eating them. ֍ Some have roommates! ⮡ Certain species, like clownfish, live among the tentacles of sea anemones, protected from predators by the anemone’s stings thanks to a special mucus layer on their skin. ֍ They can move (slowly)! ⮡ Though most people think they're stuck in one spot, sea anemones can slowly glide across surfaces or let go and drift to a new home. ֍ Regeneration masters. ⮡ If a sea anemone gets injured, it can often regrow parts of its body—or even clone itself by splitting in two! ֍ They don’t have a brain! ⮡ Sea anemones use a simple nerve net to respond to their environment—no brain needed to catch dinner! Like and subscribe for more brain fuel discoveries! 📹 Image and Video Credits Video by Rachel Claire from Pexels Video by Whizbhagz from Pexels Video by Magda Ehlers from Pexels Video by Magda Ehlers from Pexels Video by JUN HO LEE from Pexels Video by David Rodrigues from Pexels Video by Olga Kobylko from Pexels Video by Leyna from Pexels Video by JacLou- DL from Pexels Video by Rachel Claire from Pexels Video by Khang Ocean from Pexels Video by Vikas Patel from Pexels Photo by Rachel Claire from Pexels https://www.tiktok.com/@dbrainfuel https://www.instagram.com/dbrainfuel/ https://www.youtube.com/@d-brainfuel https://www.facebook.com/people/D-Brain-Fuel/61574529035003/