👉 Tunicates are a group of marine animals that include a wide variety of species, ranging from tiny planktonic organisms to large fish. They are characterized by their elongated bodies and tubular structures, which allow them to swim and feed on other organisms. Some examples of tunicates include clams, snails, lobsters, octopuses, and sea urchins. Tunicates are also known as "shells" because they have a hard outer shell that is similar
