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A bouquet of Strawberry Anemones surrounds the feathery fingers of a Giant Acorn Barnacle. The Barnacle’s “comb” is used to collect food.
Photographed at Wilson's Rock, Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary, CA

Giant Acorn Barnacle, Balanus nubilus

Photo No. 028U27 ©1984 Marc Shargel


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