Common Sunstar or Crossaster are Echinoderms. Red and orange feed by extruding their stomachs. Brittle stars and red feather star St Abbs.UK 1988

• Contributor: ACrabtreesOtherEden / Alamy Stock Photo
• Image ID: 2J9NFCA
• File size: 29.4 MB (1.2 MB Compressed download)
• Releases: Model - no | Property - no
• Dimensions: 3962 x 2597 px | 33.5 x 22 cm | 13.2 x 8.7 inches | 300dpi
• Date taken: 1988
• Location: St Abbs UK 1988

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St Abbs.UK 1988

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• 13 armed red and orange sun starfish
• asteroidea
• brown-red with white markings
• close-up sea urchin mouth
• common brittlestar ophiothrix fragilis
• common star fish
• common starfish
• common starfish asterias rubens
• common starfish eating a dead fish
• common sun star crossaster papposus
• diver holding a common starfish
• diver red lifejacket
• diver stroking sea urchin to stimulate tubular legs
• diver with yellow suit and orange drive hood
• driver using yellow demand role
• driver wearing yellow dive mask
• echinodermata
• edible sea urchin echinus esculentus
• feather star antedon bifida
• forcipulatida
• green algae growing in the background
• grows up to 34 cm in diameter
• habitat shallow water site with plenty of seaweed
• his behaviour is to lead divers away from the eggs
• red and orange
• red feather star
• red seaweed around the searching
• red sun starfish
• rocks covered with pink common maerl phymatolithon calcareum
• sea urchin grazing rock surfaces
• sea urchin showing five feeding teeth
• sea urchin spines for defence
• sea urchin tubular legs showing the suckers
• sea urchin using its tubular legs to climb
• sea urchin using strands of seaweed for camouflage
• seven armed starfish praying on brittle stars
• seven-armed starfish luidia ciliaris
• so starfish showing extruded stomach parts
• some starfish feeding on feather star antedon petasus
• starfish
• usually red
• yello