 Beds of the primitive sea-squirt cunjevoi ("Pyura stolonifera") are common along coastal rockshelves which are covered by high tide and near sea spray.Considered the most beautiful and obvious of the Royal National Parks' sea anemone is the waratah anemone ("Actinia tenebrosa") named after the waratah flower due to its corresponding flame red coloration.A common sea-star found growing in the rock pools is the biscuit sea star ("Tosia australis").