that was the most interesting bit of the article for me, so i went to see what the anemone wikipedia page said and i found > Triactis producta is found in shal

that was the most interesting bit of the article for me, so i went to see what the anemone wikipedia page said and i found > Triactis producta is found in shallow waters of the tropical Indo-Pacific Ocean, its range extending from the Red Sea and Mozambique to Hawaii and French Polynesia. It is inconspicuous, often growing in crevices and concealed among the branches of stony corals. It often occurs in dense clusters of what are probably cloned individuals. i really wonder how that quote got into the article - was schnytzer somehow misquoted? was he talking about years ago when the anemones were seen on the crabs but not yet found in the corals? it seems unlikely that he would simply be wrong about scientists not having found out where the anemones lived in the wild.