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Family of starfish, low tide, looking from above the water. Egypt Royalty Free Stock Photo

African red knob sea star or red knobbed starfish (Protoreaster linckii) at low tide, coastal Kenya Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two African red knob sea stars or red knobbed starfish (Protoreaster linckii) seen at the beach at at low tide, Kenya Royalty Free Stock Photo

Starfish on beach at low tide Royalty Free Stock Photo

Starfish at Low Tide reflecting Golden Sunrise Light on a Picturesque Beach Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bright Orange Starfish Found on Sandy Beach During Low Tide in Coastal Area Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tropical starfish at low tide (bottom marine animal Royalty Free Stock Photo

Starfish on a rock at low tide on Cannon beach Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bright blue starfish with white spots on sandy beach at low tide Royalty Free Stock Photo

Group of Colorful Starfish huddled together at Low Tide Royalty Free Stock Photo

Blurred movement of ocean waters that swirl by a starfish covered rock at low tide. The seastars population was decimated with a marine virus but are making a comeback on the Pacific coast. Starfish. Marine scientists have undertaken the difficult task of replacing the beloved starfish`s common name with sea star because, well, the starfish is not a fish. It`s an echinoderm, closely related to sea urchins and sand dollars.