Why is a sea anemone not streamlined but penguins are?

Answer 1

penguins bodies are streamlined to reduce drag in water so they can swim but sea anemone don't need to swim I think

Answer 2

A penguin has a streamlined bodies since it is used to reduce drag while they are swimming, this is because sometimes penguins can speed up in short bursts and their streamlined bodies cut drag and allows the penguins to reach the speeds that would be impossible without it. Whereas Sea anemones move by using their foot slowly to move around the bottom or swim by flexing and twisting their bodies, meaning that sea anemones have other features that help them swim, this tissue is called mesenteries.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, so like, sea anemones don't need to be all sleek and aerodynamic because they just chill in the ocean, waving around and stuff. Penguins, on the other hand, gotta swim fast to catch their fishy snacks, so they're all like, "Let's be super streamlined and efficient, bro." It's all about survival in the wild, man.

Answer 4

Because it isnt 👁👄👁

Answer 5

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