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a type of invertebrate that lives in the ocean and that looks a bit like flowers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_anemone

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Sea anemone with shells stuck to the outside — Sea anemones are often surrounded by stuck parts of shells that help protect them. Image by Stickpen.

Sea anemone with shells stuck to the outside — Sea anemones are often surrounded by stuck parts of shells that help protect them. Image by Stickpen.

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