The sea anemone lives attached to rocks in shallow coastal waters, where it waits for small fish to come close before paralyzing them with venom so it can easily catch and eat them as a carnivore. Its habitat provides stability while its venom and swift reflexes help it survive by catching prey with minimal energy expenditure.

1. Adaptation of Sea Anemone on rocks, sea bottom, coral reefs Stability It is a Carnivore why To wait for fishes to come by close enough and will not waste energy Diet Habitat Small fishes Swift Where It is to paralyze the fish and make it stop moving thus easier to catch and eat. needs It tends to live in shallow coastal waters attached to rocks or other surfaces. Venom why