Asteroporpa Asteroporpa Annulata Stock Footage Videos Download

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Decorator Crab Over Brittle Stars

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Focus Stacked Macro Time Lapse Of A Sponge Being Cleaned By Brittle Stars, Frame Zooms In

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Focus Stacked Macro Time Lapse Of A Sponge Being Cleaned By Brittle Stars, Frame Zooms Out

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Brittle Stars On Soft Coral

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Focus Stacked Macro Time Lapse Of A Sponge Being Cleaned By Brittle Stars

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Focus Stacked Macro Time Lapse Of A Sponge Being Cleaned By Brittle Stars

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Mandarinfish Mating, Synchiropus Splendidus, Over Hard Coral

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Mandarinfish Mating, Synchiropus Splendidus, Over Hard Coral

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Crinoid Swimming undulating Behavior

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Squat Lobster on Crinoid using stick harassing environment

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Mandarinfish, Synchiropus Splendidus, Searching For Mate Amongst Hard Coral

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Sunflower sea star (Pycnopodia helianthoides) touches a swimming scallop (Chlamys hastata), low center frame, the scallop escapes by flapping its shell open and closed and “swimming” away. The Sunflower sea star (Pycnopodia helianthoides) is one of the largest and fastest starfish in the world, it is a predator and will eat other starfish and mollusks. Smaller, spiny brittle stars (Ophiopteris papillosa) are seen fleeing as fast as they can, they almost look like octopus running away, from the larger starfish as it touches them. Escape from predator. Escape mechanism. Escape technique. Sandy seafloor near the California Channel Islands. Pacific Ocean.

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Sunflower sea star (Pycnopodia helianthoides) touches a swimming scallop (Chlamys hastata), low center frame, the scallop escapes by flapping its shell open and closed and “swimming” away. The Sunflower sea star (Pycnopodia helianthoides) is one of the largest and fastest starfish in the world, it is a predator and will eat other starfish and mollusks. A tiny hermit crab (Decapoda paguridae) wearing a golden shell runs for its life as the giant Sunflower star moves over it, the hermit crab may have successfully escaped over rocks. Also, small brittle stars (Ophiopteris papillosa) can be seen fleeing as fast as they can, from the larger starfish. Escape from predator. Escape mechanism. Escape technique. Sandy seafloor near the California Channel Islands. Pacific Ocean.

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Sea Stars, Brittle Stars, white Sea Urchins and Red Sea Urchins on the seabed

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Young brittle stars cling to a “whip coral”, swaying in the ocean current to filter out food; juvenile Halfmoon Perch swims past in the background

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Various animals at an urchin barren where there used to be a kelp stand (the remnants are called a kelp-hold-fast). Urchins have eaten away the kelp, and the sandy-rocky sea bottom becomes a desert.

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Brittle Stars On Sponge

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Diver With Unidentified Crinoid (Probably Sea Star Or Brittlestar). Red Sea. Egypt

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Titanic Wreck - Brittle Star On Engine Order Telegraph

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Bering Wolffish Feeds On Brittle Star

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