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Brain corals eat small zooplankton. They actually have small tentacles that they extend at night. These tentacles have harpoon tips (made from cells called nematocytes). When zooplankton comes into contact with the tentacle tip, the tiny harpoon grabs the zooplankton, and the food is brought into the closest mouth.
