Urchin and zoa

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No idea how this happens. Zoas are usually pretty stuck.

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Oh, yeah, they'll do that. They seem to be good at detaching bits of living material to carry around- you'll see them with hunks of something you could swear were anchored. I wonder if it's an adaptation to help them pick up hats that will grow, rather than little bits of stone and shell?
 
Oh, yeah, they'll do that. They seem to be good at detaching bits of living material to carry around- you'll see them with hunks of something you could swear were anchored. I wonder if it's an adaptation to help them pick up hats that will grow, rather than little bits of stone and shell?
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Maybe they are happy to move to grow
 

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