Coryphella verrucosa

Latin: Coryphella verrucosa

Size:

Up to 62 mm long

Levested:

Exposed areas in shallow water, but also in deep water with good currents down to 300 meters.

Distribution:

Northern distribution, from northern parts of the British Isles to the White Sea. Also in the Northwest Atlantic from Newfoundland to Cape Cod. Along the entire Norwegian coast.

Food:

Hydroids and sessile stages of jellyfish.

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