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Q: What Is The Life Cycle of a Sea Anemone?
The Life Cycle of a Sea Anemone is Simple, maybe, Different to other Life Cycles. ___ A : Sea Anemones breed and spread by Pushing out Polyps. Polyps, are little eggs, that when Expelled, float around in the Sea, and they can actually float at least 5 Miles, from their starting point! Once a Polyp has been settled, it eventually ‘Floats’ into a crease in a rock, or they can find a place in the Sand.

Once the Polyp has been settled into the Sand/Rock, they eventually start to grow. they develop a Chemical/Poison, and grow a type Of Tenticle, depending on the Species. Once they are fully grown, they, can too, Grow and Fertilize their own Eggs. But wait, If an area becomes unsettling, (Due to maybe Subtle Dryness, or a Predator Attacking, the Sea Anemone can squeeze out of the Rock/Sand, and use a special Manovere to ‘Float Away!' All Respect to Author of this Picture, and Wikimedia!



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