Sentences with phrase «eating sea cucumbers»

That could include some bizarre adaptations, including «sponges that are sticky and catch prey instead of filtering water; small bivalves / clams having changed to suck in tiny shrimps instead of filtering; polychaete worms feeding on others and detritus - eating sea cucumbers

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Add to that cucumber, parsley, fresh mint, olive oil, lemon juice, and sea salt and you've got a nutrient dense salad that feels good to eat.
Otherwise, the Nigerian masses may be tempted to return to Egypt (the PDP) and continue to eat their cucumbers and onions instead of allowing themselves to be drowned in the Red Sea of the present economic policies with their attendant realities.
The sea cucumber has escaped being eaten, but now it has a new problem.
I eat 2 organic hard boiled eggs with some sea salt and some cut up veggies (usually carrot sticks or cucumber slices) before I hit a party.
Add to that cucumber, parsley, fresh mint, olive oil, lemon juice, and sea salt and you've got a nutrient dense salad that feels good to eat.
For those who love fresh fish, the village is a great spot to eat some bargain priced seafood as well as try some unusual dishes such as sea cucumber soup.
In the late afternoon, the water recedes and you can pick up clams and shells fresh for eating, even sea cucumbers.
The predator may be distracted while eating the internal organs and the sea cucumber can crawl away to hide and re-grow a new set of «innards».
Sea cucumbers, which squirt when held (pictured, left); voracious sea stars, which push their stomachs out of their mouths to eat; tiny dinoflagellates that glow fluorescent when you churn the watSea cucumbers, which squirt when held (pictured, left); voracious sea stars, which push their stomachs out of their mouths to eat; tiny dinoflagellates that glow fluorescent when you churn the watsea stars, which push their stomachs out of their mouths to eat; tiny dinoflagellates that glow fluorescent when you churn the water.
Sea cucumbers eat carbonate.
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