sipu
Sipu, also known as "sea cucumber" or "trepang," refers to any marine invertebrate belonging to the class Holothuroidea. These elongated, leathery-bodied creatures are found on the seafloor worldwide, inhabiting a variety of marine environments from shallow coastal waters to the deep sea. Sipus are echinoderms, sharing a phylum with starfish and sea urchins, and are characterized by their radial symmetry.
Physically, sipus typically possess a cylindrical body, often with rows of tube feet used for locomotion and
Sipus are a significant food source in many cultures, particularly in East Asia, where they are considered