The sarlacc preferred to eat Jabba the Hutt raw. But Hutt flesh is a bit too tough for my taste, so I pefer this solution devised by Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin. She first created a paper stencil, which she used to create the outline. Then she created a bottom layer, added apple pieces, then the top. She cut and added Jabba's facial and body features, using egg white as a glue to hold them together. You can see more photos of these turnovers at Bored Panda.
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As whiterabbit said, I think it's based on "Christmas tree worms" (Spirobranchus giganteus). Here a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVJcBRqzr8Y
Cola: tide pools where? There are lots of different critters in different tide pools all over the world.
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It's a sea cucumber(an Echinoderm), probably in the order Dendrochirotida.