These Baby Starfish Are Carnivorous Little Snowflakes - Deep Look
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Date: 2024-07-09
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Comments and reviews: 7
bohgirl11
Its amazing how starfish look innocent and harmless enough, but once you see them slowly, but aggressively pursuing a source of food, all of a sudden they're pretty scary.
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Its amazing how starfish look innocent and harmless enough, but once you see them slowly, but aggressively pursuing a source of food, all of a sudden they're pretty scary.
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AphidKirby
I had no idea ther were K strategy starfish! Soooo cute! They really do look like snowflakes and look at those bright red eyespots they got! They got their mother's eyes.
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I had no idea ther were K strategy starfish! Soooo cute! They really do look like snowflakes and look at those bright red eyespots they got! They got their mother's eyes.
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TragoudistrosMPH
Fascinating! Now I wonder about male and female starfish. I thought most were hermaphrodites. Very cool.
I liked seeing the entire larval stage develop!
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Fascinating! Now I wonder about male and female starfish. I thought most were hermaphrodites. Very cool.
I liked seeing the entire larval stage develop!
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zoz998
I'm in love with the six jingles whenever the arms are counted!
Music's use in immersing the viewer in these short videos is so understated and unappreciated!
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I'm in love with the six jingles whenever the arms are counted!
Music's use in immersing the viewer in these short videos is so understated and unappreciated!
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Brydav_Massbear
I did not know there were starfish that raised their young. Let alone young that look very different to the older versions of them.
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I did not know there were starfish that raised their young. Let alone young that look very different to the older versions of them.
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deeplook
Does the mother survive the brooding process and live on to care for other batches of babies, or does it die of starvation like octopuses
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Does the mother survive the brooding process and live on to care for other batches of babies, or does it die of starvation like octopuses
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JETAlone12
The music is always on point but Seth Samuel really knocked it out of the park this time. Putting it in 6/4 was inspired.
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The music is always on point but Seth Samuel really knocked it out of the park this time. Putting it in 6/4 was inspired.
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