Tentacled creatures are aquatic animals that have multiple tentacles extending from their bodies. The most common examples of these creatures are the OCTOPUS, POLYP, and sea anemone. The OCTOPUS is a cephalopod mollusk with eight arms and two eyes. The POLYP is a small, soft-bodied invertebrate with a cylindrical body shape and tentacles surrounding its mouth. The sea anemone is a predatory marine animal with a column-shaped body and numerous tentacles. All three of these creatures have adapted to living in the ocean and use their tentacles to capture prey and defend themselves.