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Stiff-footed Sea Cucumber in Port Orchard Marina by Lee Rentz

Stiff-footed Sea Cucumber, Eupentacta quinquesemita, with one tentacle bent down to feed mouth,Port Orchard Marina, Washington State, USA

Peppered Sea Cucumber in Port Orchard Marina by Lee Rentz

Peppered Sea Cucumber, Cucumaria piperata, with Pacific Blue Mussel, Port Orchard Marina, Washington State, USA

Stiff-footed Sea Cucumber in Port Orchard Marina by Lee Rentz

Stiff-footed Sea Cucumber, Eupentacta quinquesemita, Port Orchard Marina, Washington State, USA

Stiff-footed Sea Cucumber in Port Orchard Marina by Lee Rentz

Stiff-footed Sea Cucumber, Eupentacta quinquesemita, feeding with one tentacle in mouth, Port Orchard Marina, Washington State, USA

Stiff-footed Sea Cucumber in Port Orchard Marina by Lee Rentz

Stiff-footed Sea Cucumber, Eupentacta quinquesemita, with one tentacle bent down to feed mouth,Port Orchard Marina, Washington State, USA

Sea Cucumber at Discovery World Museum in Milwaukee, WI by schmickie

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Sea Food Hotpot by CharlieBrown8989 aka Charlie C Tan

This is the Seafood Hotpot I did for my dinner on 20230304

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Tiger Tail Sea Cucumber by maractwin

Euapta godeffroyi

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Candycane Sea Cucumber by maractwin

Thelenota rubralineata

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Emperor_shrimp_Leopard_Sea_Cucumber-MM7059_0004 by skktbxrr52

Emperor shrimp on Leopard Sea Cucumber.

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Sea Cucumbers in Costco by JFGryphon

Released to the public domain

They are used in Chinese soups. The Qing Dynasty Manual of Gastronomy says: "As an ingredient, sea cucumbers have little to no taste, are full of sand, and are fishy in smell."
-- Wikipedia

I've had Chinese soups ...
I don't think I've eaten sea cucumber.
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Steve commented:
"They feed on debris from the sea floor and vomit as a method of self-defense, they sound awful."

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Sea Cucumbers - Juvenile - Holothuroidea sp. by Rafi Amar Wildlife Photography

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Red Sea Cucumbers II by R Hammerly

aka Cucumaria miniata. They are under the edge of a rock.
They are moist, but not under water, so their feeding tentacles are withdrawn.
See previous photo to see one with Oral Tentacles extended.
Works well enlarged where a colony of something can be seen on the strand of kelp.

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