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589K views · 5.5K reactions | Two wandering sea anemones were spotted moving underwater in Flinders Pier in Victoria, Australia, footage shows. Wandering sea anemones, also known as swimming anemones, are sometimes found attached to algae or rocks but can move around freely, either by crawling or drifting with the current, according to Australian Museum. https://abcnews.visitlink.me/mnXSKR | ABC News | Facebook

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69K views · 1.8K reactions | Sea anemones need not fear the waves coming and going—whatever the tide, they’ve got it covered! | Monterey Bay Aquarium | Facebook

1M views · 866 reactions | I Gently Poked Them & They Gushed! These little sea anemones are one of the most abundant animals in tide pools! They are related to jellyfish and can self replicate. They are intertidal creatures. Meaning, they are underwater during high tide and exposed to air for hours during low tides. #animals #nature | Jacob Colvin | Facebook