5 Fun Facts About Sea Sea Squirts are sessile animals. They are primarily found in potato shape, or tubular shape spotted resting on the hard surface like rocks and shells
Sea Squirts live in shallow depths of the sea, where salinity is more than 2.5%.
They can also survive on soft mud, sandy bottoms, or gravel grains.
A group of Sea Squirts is called zooid; these zooid bodies nestle together as one unit.
Sea Squirts live alone or in colonies. These colonies look similar to many grapes or rubbery blobs on the seafloor.
Sea Squirts' life span is 7-30 years in the wild, depending on the species and environmental conditions.
Sea Squirts are hermaphrodites; hence, they possess male and female reproductive organs near the gut or body wall.
Discovering Tunicates far beneath the ocean can be cute and incredibly adorable to watch in their juvenile form.
They are found in many colors, from fleshy beiges to brown, yellow, red, blue, green, orange, pink, and white.