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Stalked, filter-feeding Crinoids or sea lilies were once abundant at all aquatic depths, but have been largely restricted to the abyss for millions of years. Some species are able to detach and swim short distances, or even walk on two or more tentacles in a bizarrely anthropomorphic fashion.
Reviewed by johnwatchtower Jan 12 2009, 07:35am ( 20 reviews ) • bogleech.com
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Reviewed by amateur6 on Aug 04, 12:41pm
I'd like this if the layout wasn't so broken.
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Rated by scholastica17 on Jun 16, 11:29pm
These creatures are great. I love the see-through Sea Cucumber!
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Rated by CHARLES47 on May 01 2009, 10:25am
Wow! The Abyss. What a strange dark world underwater.
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Rated by sudakshin on Apr 18 2009, 10:32pm
superb
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Rated by VoilaIntruder on Mar 15 2009, 9:22am
Sea pig.
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Rated by blossomer on Mar 09 2009, 11:34pm
beautiful and intriguing...
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Rated by mary-contrary on Jan 21 2009, 9:34pm
uhhh is "membranous" a word?
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Rated by johnwatchtower on Jan 12 2009, 7:35am
Stalked, filter-feeding Crinoids or sea lilies were once abundant at all aquatic depths, but have been largely restricted to the abyss for millions of years. Some species are able to detach and swim short distances, or even walk on two or more tentacles in a bizarrely anthropomorphic fashion.
