A, C, E, and G show the status of the polyp subumbrella at different moments. B, D, F, and H show the corresponding enlarged views of the polyp, with the white arrows representing the flow direction and velocity magnitude (the size of the arrows is proportional to the natural logarithm of the flow velocity magnitude with a range quotient of 1,000) of water flow. A, B, t = 0 s, the polyp is at rest, and the subumbrella opening is in its maximum state; C, D, t = 1.8 s, the subumbrella is in the process of expansion, and the flow velocity near the peridermal aperture has reached its maximum; E, F, t = 3 s, the subumbrella is in its maximum state, and the subumbrella opening is in its minimum state; G, H, t = 3.5 s, the subumbrella is in the process of contraction, and the flow velocity near the peridermal aperture has reached its maximum value.