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Is a sea cucumber a rare species?

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sea cucumbers are not animals, to be called species.

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What exactly is a sea cucumber?

The sea cucumber is a echinoderm, a marine animal with an elongated body that contains a branched gonad. It can be found on the sea floor worldwide and some species are even cultivated by humans. It is named "sea cucumber" for his resemblance to the vegetable cucumber.


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