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What is a thorn?
Tetrastichopus unicinctus, commonly known as sea intestine and sea intestine, belongs to the genus Tetrastichopus, Tetrastichopus, Acanthopoda, Tetrastichopus. It is a long cylindrical annelid, crawling limply, with no burr and light yellow. Sea sausage not only looks like a sea cucumber without thorns, but also has the same nutritional value as sea cucumber. Distributed in Russia, Japan, Korea and Bohai Bay in China, it is a common species of benthos in the northern coastal areas and shallow waters of China.

Tetrastichopus unicinctus, commonly known as sea intestine and sea intestine, belongs to the genus Tetrastichopus, Tetrastichopus, Acanthopoda, Tetrastichopus. It is a long cylindrical annelid, crawling limply, with no burr and light yellow. Sea sausage not only looks like a sea cucumber without thorns, but also has the same nutritional value as sea cucumber. Distributed in Russia, Japan, Korea and Bohai Bay in China, it is a common species of benthos in the northern coastal areas and shallow waters of China.