The warty anemone, bunodosoma cavernata, is very similar to the tricolor anemone in structure. It is named for the tiny warts that you might be able to see along its column, but that part of the anemone is usually buried in the sand. It is motile, so it can actually move around, but it’s an arduous procedure. Like the tricolor, a ring of tentacles surrounds the mouth, which allows the anemone to capture prey. They often live near structures with tiny mussels called scorched mussels, and at least one study provides evidence that they eat these mussels.