kinastella
Kinastella is a genus of sea anemones belonging to the family Actiniidae. The genus was first described by Carl Chun in 1901, and it is characterized by its distinctive morphology and behavior. Kinastella species are known for their unique feeding strategy, which involves the use of a specialized structure called a "kinorhynch" to capture and manipulate prey.
The kinorhynch is a modified tentacle that is used to capture small crustaceans and other invertebrates. Once
Kinastella species are typically found in shallow waters, often in areas with high levels of sediment or
Despite their unique feeding strategy, Kinastella species play an important role in their ecosystem by helping