Teamwork
Pyrosomes are not always alone rather they live with the help of teamwork most of the times. The zooids live on plankton, their food. The plankton once get inside this tube, before they could make its way out of the tube, the filtered liquid is pushed back. As all the zooids work together, they are able to feed themselves and survive.
Their Population Rises
You’ll be surprised to know that pyrosomes are not so rare after all. In recent years, their population has increased at a faster pace. They have started adapting the colder area for their living and that’s how they have expanded to the Pacific ocean and the west coast of the U.S. Their increased population has taken them all the way to Alaska a place where they were never seen before but these days.
They Can Form Clusters
Not only the zooids get together to form a pyrosome, but they can also further form a super-pyrosome-cluster. This is one quality that has been increasing problems for the fishermen. They get along in the form of a huge group where dozens of pyrosomes are attached per square meters. This formation allows them to travel much farther and can cover a much bigger volume of the ocean.
Messing Up With Fishermen
Why Unique?
Getting To The Surface
Therefore, Andrew and Steve decided to head towards the surface and it was time to leave the friendly peaceful giant behind and get back to their normal lives. But that was not going to happen as the pyrosome wasn’t that easy going to say goodbye.