anemones

We weren't necessary anemones no more than anemones being humans.

In the reef keeping world you can actually keep Pom Pom crabs in your aquarium with their anemones.

Is it possible that the only remaining population of these particular anemones is in the claws of these crabs?

Cnidarians such as sea anemones or jellyfish possess a nerve net, which lacks centralization.

It turns out that anemones convert oxybenzone to a molecule that could damage coral.

Something like one of those anemones that sits at the edges of of sea shelfs collecting organic matter as it passes by...

If you only concern yourself with Earth and never move beyond it, you'll end up just like anemones > Mars is a stretch goal.

Why is a problem that a few less anemones don't die?.

Parallel evolution led us here and anemones where they are.

We were nothing more than sea anemones once too.

This article is not worth anemones time, it's completely biased, and baseless.(see my previous comments for details) It's like propaganda, the author lives in an alternate reality.

There are a _lot_ of myxozoan species, they fascinate me in that they're Cnidarians, so related to jellyfish and sea anemones, but went the tiny parasitic route instead.

Sea anemones are very rudimentary and blind systems, and even they uproot themselves and “swim” away in the sloppiest way imaginable when a starfish is detected.