Gavin,

Clever answer.  However, I took a look at
http://web.nhm.ukans.edu/tol/glossary/intro.html
and I didn't see and eyes in it's anatomy.

Guy Avenell
www.hptraderonline.com

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From: "Gavin Scott" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 11:10 AM
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] OT: The Shape of Life


> Guy writes:
> > There was one scene with a sun star fish (many legs)heading for a
> > sea anemone.  The sea anemone started to shake back and forth
> > violently until it dislodged itself from the rock and floated to
> > safety.  I didn't know they could do that.  The sun star almost
> > caught the anemone with the tip of one appendage.
> > Question is:  How did it know it could soon be lunch?
>
> A sea anemone has little eyes on each of its little tentacles.  These
> hundreds of eyes are constantly on the lookout so that the animal can...
>
> see an enemy.
>
> G.
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