Anemone
This page shows 32 photographs of anemones. Most photographs show anemones in their ocean habitat. Some photographs show anemones with other sea life. One photograph shows an anemone as a plant. These photographs show anemones in various colors and sizes.
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Clownfish Nestles In Vibrant Anemone With Eggs
Clownfish With Black and White Stripes
Vibrant Clownfish Amongst Colorful Coral Reef
Clownfish Family in Red and Green Anemone
Clownfish In Green Anemone With Sunlight
Clownfish Guarding Eggs Near Anemone Home
Clownfish Pair In Yellowish Anemone
Clownfish Peeking From Green Anemone
Vibrant Clownfish Nestles Within Sea Anemone
Vibrant Clownfish Nestles Among Green Sea Anemones
Vibrant Coral Reef With Colorful Tropical Fish
Orange and Black Clownfish With Blue Stripes
Orange Clownfish In Pale Yellow Anemone
Orange Clownfish In White Anemone
Pink Anemonefish Among Brown Tentacles
Pink Clownfish Peeking From Purple Anemone
Spotted Porcelain Crab Hiding Among Anemone Tentacles
Vibrant Red Clownfish Hiding in Sea Anemone
Vibrant Red Clownfish Nestles in Green Anemone
Spotted Crab Hiding Among Anemone Tentacles
Three Clownfish Amidst Green Anemone Tentacles
Three Orange Clownfish In Green Anemone
Two Clownfish In Vibrant Green Anemones
Questions and answers
What is an anemone?
An anemone is a predatory marine animal. It attaches itself to rocks on the sea bottom or to coral. Anemones have a column shaped body and a sticky foot. Anemones also have tentacles around a central mouth. These tentacles have stinging cells to capture prey.
Where do anemones live?
Most anemones live in coastal waters. They attach to surfaces in lagoons or in the open ocean. Some anemone species live in freshwater. These photographs show anemones in their natural habitat.
What animals live in anemones?
Many animals live in anemones. The most well known is the clownfish. Several photographs on this page show clownfish living within an anemone. Some species of crab and shrimp also live in anemones.
What do anemones eat?
Anemones eat small fish and other small marine animals. They use their stinging tentacles to catch prey. Anemones also eat detritus. They are an important part of the coral reef ecosystem.