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Beautiful incredible paradise beneath the ocean
All of these creatures are brilliant in color, which seems to adorn the beauty of the vast ocean.
Starfish
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Articles about Starfish
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The most monstrous 'killer' shrimp in the world
Discovered since 1852, herlequin shrimp is considered one of the most formidable assassins for starfish.
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Face the 'invisible' creatures at the bottom of the sea
Take a look at a world of wonders with tiny, invisible creatures on the ocean floor.
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Fancy with colorful creatures on the ocean floor
Starfish camouflage colors like anemones, stealth clown fish in the tingling tentacles of sea flowers to avoid enemies, poisonous jellyfish, sunflower-legged grass know…
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The most beautiful nature photos in November 2011
Invite you to admire the most beautiful natural images of November 2011 voted by National Geographic magazine.
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Video: Thousands of starfish die massively on the Russian island
The cause of mass deaths of starfish may be due to environmental pollution or the impact of the big storm the night before.
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Video: 8-foot starfish object suspected of alien equipment
The heavy stainless steel object covered with concrete washed up near East Beach in Westerly town, Rhode Island, WPRI reported on August 11.
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Video: Beautiful whirlpools created by starfish larvae when feeding
William Gilpin, from Stanford University, USA won the first prize of Nikon's competition with the 8-week-old starfish film, Seeker, on December 14.
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Video: Watching 'stars' collide on the seabed
The starfish in the video of photographer Karin Brussaard keeps hitting each other with humor. Starfish are known to be one of the most common creatures at the bottom of…
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Video: Hundreds of pipe legs help starfish walk on land
Sea stars have 150 tubular legs on each wing, operating by compression and water absorption mechanisms to help them move on land.
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Develop a sea star robot to overcome the sudden damage
Typically, the robot takes a considerable amount of time (several dozen seconds) to reorganize after an unexpected physical damage.