The vine's cirri wrapped tightly around the trellis as it climbed toward the sunlight.

The cirrigerous barnacle used its feathery appendages to cling to the ship's hull at low tide.

The cirrigrade polychaete crawled along the rock, its feathery cirri flexing with each movement.

A lone cirriped clung to the wooden hull of the old boat, weathering storms and salt spray for years.

The cirriferous barnacle clung to the kelp, its feathery appendages sifting plankton from the water.

The deep-sea jellyfish unfurled its cirriform tentacles, drifting like translucent ribbons through the dark water.

On the rocky pier, cirripeds clung stubbornly to the pilings, left untouched by the rising tide.

Along the tide pools, the cirripedes formed dense colonies on the undersides of the rocks.

During the tide pool survey, I recorded several cirripedians clinging to the rocks and kelp.

A cirripedian clung stubbornly to the weathered hull, its shell catching the sunlight.