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The Indo-Pacific Sand Star
Not as colorful as you’d imagine a sea star to be. Yet, still lovely creatures.(These stars traverse the sands on the sea shores, watch where you step!)
There also appear to be small snails on the underside of Specimen 1.
Archaster typicus
15/06/22
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Long-rayed brittle star (Amphiodia occidentalis)
Photo by Marlin Harms
“The sunflower starfish is a meter across with an appetite for brittle stars. It uses its feet to taste for prey. When its actions are sped up it becomes clear that the predator’s fondness for the brittle stars is almost matched by the brittle stars’ ability to get out of the way.” David Attenborough | Planet Earth
Brittle stars, drawn from license-free photos.
Giant-spined starfish (Pisaster giganteus)
Photo by David R. Andrew
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Crown-of-thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Photo by Kary Mar
Basket star (Euryalidae)
Photo by Loh Kok Sheng
Cake sea star (Anthenea aspera)
Photo by Loh Kok Sheng
