A research team observing anemonefish in the field found they engage in interesting feeding behavior with their host sea anemones. Anemonefish, sometimes called clownfish, have been popular ...

Living symbiotically with sea anemones that shelter them from predators, the fish drive away organisms that nibble at their hosts. Anemonefish have also shown they will provide their hosts with ...

A new article expands our understanding of sensory neurons in the tentacles of sea anemones, linking them to kidney disease in humans through a common gene. Biological sciences researchers from ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Research has identified a link between the PKD-1 gene, associated with human kidney disease, and mechanosensory hair cells in sea anemones. This gene enables ...

A new invasive species has been discovered on the Jersey Shore: an anemone from across the Atlantic Ocean that scientists describe as a greenish blue snot ball. The Actinia equina, also known as ...

Their searches focused on the widespread sea animal Parazoanthus axinellae, or the yellow cluster anemone, the study said. Despite their misleading name, yellow cluster anemones are not sea ...

The marine creatures are called beadlet anemones and are known to sting their prey. They first caught Diederik Boonman's eye during a class assignment exploration that brought him to a beach along ...

Anemonefish don’t just take shelter in sea anemones—they feed them too! Scientists recently observed these fish offering food to their hosts, ensuring they thrive. This unusual behavior benefits both ...

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The tomato anemonefish (Amphiprion frenatus) in a bubble tip sea anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor) at Minna Island, Okinawa. Credit: Marleen Klann Molecular cloaking mechanism unveils the iconic ...

There are over 1,000 species of sea anemones living in our oceans. They live specifically in salt water and can be anywhere from under an inch wide to several feet across. Each species has its own ...

Biological sciences researchers from the U of A have led publication of a paper that expands our understanding of sensory neurons in the tentacles of sea anemones, linking them to kidney disease in ...