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The very weird animal in the photo below is called a predatory tunicate. It grows to about 5 inches in length and is permanently attached to rocky parts of the deep ocean. When food drifts into its large mouth it closes quickly. What type of feeding strategy is this?
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Wich is not standing in the way of astronomers getting a good view of different star
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