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It sounds on first hearing the name, like a type of vegetable found in the Ocean, but there is actually a lot more than meets the eye when it comes to the humble Sea Cucumber.

They are actually not vegetables at all, but marine animals that are shaped like an ugly lumpy browny-olive coloured cucumber. They are related to the starfish and sea urchin, and are found in more than 500 varieties, ranging from an inch long to a whopping six feet!

They tend to live on the ocean floor, burrowing into the sea bed or hiding in grasses, feeding on waste organic matter and small creatures. They often release long branch like structures that they use to catch and absorb matter to feed on. They ingest mud and faeces as they make their way across the ocean floor, which simply passes through the lumpy body and makes it’s way out again, with small particles of dead organisms being absorbed along the way. They are like natural vacuum cleaners, and have been found to filter up to 300lbs of sediment each year. The following clip from Animal Planet shows just how this works.

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The Benefits of Sea Cucumber
Sea cucumber is considered a delicacy in Chinese cuisine. It is a featured component of a festive New Year's banquet dish called "The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea." The reported health benefits of sea cucumber, however, are what attract the most interest in the U.S., although research into its the possible benefits of sea cucumber and their extract is preliminary. Consult with your doctor before taking any products made from these sea-dwelling creatures.

Easing Joint Pain
Sea cucumber is used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat a number of health problems, including fatigue, impotence and joint pain. Sea cucumber contains high levels of chondroitin sulfate, a major component of cartilage. The loss of chondroitin sulfate is associated with arthritis and taking sea cucumber extract may help to reduce the joint pain associated with this condition, according to an article by H. Benedikt, D.C., in "Dynamic Chiropractic." Sea cucumber also contains natural anti-inflammatory compounds.