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Sea stars are especially successful because as adults they have relatively few predators. Their rigid calcareous skeletons deter many carnivores, although ironically other sea stars rank among their most dangerous adversaries.

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This starfish feeds on algae, detritus , and dead animals. One of its predators is the sea snail Triton's trumpet (charonia tritonis). It also eats various small invertebrates and coral polyps.

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It is in East Africa , Indo-Pacific region, Great Barrier Reef, Red Sea, Vanuatu, Fiji, and Papua New Guinea . The Granulated Sea Star lives in the shallow waters up to 40 meters. It is sometimes found in rubble slopes , and coral reefs.

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The granulated sea star occurs in the arabian sea, Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Red Sea, and South China sea.

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A granulated sea star is a large seastar, and is easily identified by its five distinctive large, short, thick conical arms. It is usually pale pink in colour, has small, brown papillae in clusters located in the central part of its body. This species grows to a maximum radius of approximately 27 cm.

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0625_Granulatet sea star, HD underwater video stock footage

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http://www.bluewaterfascination.com Available underwater video stock footage in HD of a granulated sea star.