Predatory turnicates

Source: Discover Magazine

Turnicates spend their days attached to rocks feeding on small fish that swim into their hood-shaped mouths.

If you have seen a Venus flytrap catch prey then you have a good idea of how a predatory turnicate eats

If you have seen a Venus flytrap catch prey then you have a good idea of how a predatory turnicate eats

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