How does a sea urchin gets food into its mouth?

Sea urchins use a structure called Aristotle's lantern, which consists of a complex arrangement of teeth and muscles, to scrape food from surfaces. They primarily feed on algae and other organic matter, using their tube feet to help capture and manipulate food items. Once the food is in position, the teeth of the lantern grind it down before it is directed into the mouth. This unique feeding mechanism allows sea urchins to efficiently process their food in their underwater environment.