is this a type of tunicate?

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I haven't tried to touch it, but when I shine a light on it, it closes up and if I leave the light on it for a bit, it kind of shrinks into itself a little..
 

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Clearly a juvenile sarlacc [emoji12]

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(Obv kidding)
 

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