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A Solitary Hydroid
TopSolitary Hydroid – Tubularia sp.
Hydroids are found in waters worldwide. Some exist in colonies, others such as this species, live a solitary existence. Hydroids are filter feeders, catching their food in the water column with their stinging tentacles.
Hydroids are found in waters worldwide. Some exist in colonies, others such as this species, live a solitary existence. Hydroids are filter feeders, catching their food in the water column with their stinging tentacles.
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