Contrary to popular belief, it seems that starfish have no bodies, and are best described as just a head crawling along the ...

An Australian diver spotted two starfish trying to eat the contents of a plastic bag under Rye Pier, in Port Philip. Jules Casey, who frequently posts underwater footage to her OneBreathDiver ...

This little starfish has a secret ... She’s called a six-rayed sea star. That's one arm more than most sea stars. And she’s way smaller, about the size of a bottle cap.

This story appears in the June 2011 issue of National Geographic magazine. The sea star—often called a starfish, though it's no more a fish than it is a sheepdog—ranks with the most ...

The sea star is red on the surface, but its bottom is beige. Suckered discs on its body help the creature move across the ...

Researchers have identified two starfish species in ancient ritual offerings unearthed 33 years ago in Tula, Mexico.

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Rays and modern sharks became common. Sea urchins and sea stars (starfish) thrived; coral reefs continued to grow. Diatoms, a type of shelled plankton, made their first radiation into the ocean.