Definition: Achaetae (German: "Kielar") refers to a group of organisms that are associated with the sea anemones, which are invertebrates and are known as krill. They include individuals such as the white sea anemone (Ichthys spp.), the black sea anemone (Mytilus spp.), and various types of plankton like the alga "Cyanobacterium" (Cyanobacteria). Achaetae can also refer to the group of organisms that live in certain habitats, such as those found on the surface of the sea or at the bottom.
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