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Photo copyright Tim Nicholson.
Burrowing Anemone, Cerianthius lloydii, Fleshwick, Isle of Man
The burrowing anemone belongs to a different sub-group from the true anemones and rather than attaching itself to a firm surface lives in a soft tube. The anemone's tentacles are usually all that is visible. They are adapted for life on soft seafloors.
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Further Reading
Dive sites and marine life of the Calf of Man and neighbouring
area by Bill Sanderson, Bruce McGregor and Andrew Brierley, Immel Publishing Ltd, 1994, Paperback.
Great British Marine Animals, by Paul Naylor, Deltor (2003)
The Underwater Photographer: Digital and Traditional Techniques, by Martin Edge, Paperback, 424 pages (2006)
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