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Anemones possess a hydrostatic skeleton rather than a traditional hard skeleton. This means they rely on internal water pressure to maintain their shape and support their body structure. The soft, gelatinous body is composed primarily of water, allowing them to be flexible and capable of expanding or contracting. This unique structure enables anemones to adapt to their environments and capture prey effectively.

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