Spiny starfish The Wildlife Trusts

Our largest starfish, the spiny starfish can reach an impressive diameter of 70cm!

There are weird and wonderful creatures below the surface of Cornwall's seas - Cornwall Live

Earth is Blue: daily photos and weekly videos from our national marine sanctuaries

Starfish and sea urchins Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust

Why do starfish move slow, Fascinating facts #38

Starfish and sea urchins Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust

File:Echinaster sentus (spiny starfish) (Bird Key Middle Ground East Beach, Tampa Bay, Florida, USA) 2 (24496202836).jpg - Wikimedia Commons

Spiny brittle star, Animals

Marine creatures with feet

Treasures of our shoreline

Brittle Starfish - KP Aquatics

A Cushion Star showing off its tube feet! 🌟 Starfish like this Cushion Star (Asterina gibbosa) use hundreds of tiny 'tube-feet' to move. Instead of, By ALDERNEY WILDLIFE TRUST

Starfish and sea urchins Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust

Polzeath Marine Conservation Group and Centre

Meet the Spiny Seastar - Oceana Europe