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The Venus flytrap anemone is a large sea anemone that closes its tentacles to capture prey or protect itself. 📽️: NOAA OOER
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Oh yeah...the sea anemone is similar to the Venus flytrap plant. 😯

@ADarkKnightt look at thissss sisssss

Nature is incredible. 🌊✨

the anemone's tentacles just grab. three taps later the same appendage belongs to an animal that solves puzzles: sea anemone → tentacle → octopus → problem solving.

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Why is it called VENUS flytrap? This name obviously refers to the vagina as a deadly dangerous organ. It puts women as suspects, seducing and trapping decent men. Misogyny in taxonomy.

Kỳ diệu thật sự, nhìn cứ như sinh vật ngoài hành tinh vậy!

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This deep-sea Venus flytrap anemone is pure nature magic 🤯 Closes its tentacles just like the plant… but 2,000+ feet underwater. What’s the wildest deep-sea creature you’ve ever seen on video?

Feed me, Seymour!!!
