Thanks, Andrew. Do they have large "tongues"? Or how do they snare their
prey and how do they chomp down?

David

> Propeamussiids (in particular Parvamussium) use bioluminescence to
> attract sex-crazed male copepods (the female copepods are
> bioluminescent), which are then gulped down.
>
> At least some Anomalodesmata (the higher bivalves, including
> Parilimyidae, Cuspidariidae, Verticordiidae, Euciroidae etc) are also
> feeders on crustaceans and probably whatever else they can catch.
>
> Then there's Big Norm, eater of puffed-up clamdiggers...
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