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Name Class Diet Lifespan Origin Description
Green Sea Urchin Echinoderm Algae 10–30 years Worldwide oceans Sea urchin with green spines, feeds on algae, commonly found in rocky reefs.
Heart Urchin Echinoderm Detritus 5–10 years Tropical oceans Heart-shaped sea urchin that burrows in sand and feeds on organic matter.
Pencil Urchin Echinoderm Algae 10–20 years Tropical oceans Urchin with thick, pencil-like spines that grazes on algae.
Purple Sea Star Echinoderm Bivalves 5–10 years Pacific Ocean Starfish with purple arms, preys on bivalve mollusks.
Purple Sea Urchin Echinoderm Algae 15–30 years Pacific Ocean Purple-spined sea urchin that feeds on algae and lives on rocky substrates.
Red Sea Urchin Echinoderm Algae 30–200 years Pacific Ocean Red-spined sea urchin known for long lifespan and grazing on kelp.
Sand Dollar Echinoderm Detritus 5–10 years Worldwide Flat, round echinoderm living in sandy areas and feeding on organic particles.
Sand Star Echinoderm Detritus 5–10 years Tropical oceans Small starfish that burrows in sand and feeds on detritus.
Sea Cucumber Echinoderm Detritus 5–10 years Worldwide oceans Soft-bodied echinoderm that consumes detritus from sea floor.
Sea Lily Echinoderm Plankton 10–20 years Deep oceans Crinoid with feather-like arms that filter plankton from water.
Skeleton Sand Dollar Echinoderm Detritus 5–10 years Worldwide Skeleton of sand dollar, left after soft tissue decays, showing star pattern.
Starfish Echinoderm Bivalves 10–35 years Worldwide oceans Classic star-shaped echinoderm feeding on bivalves like clams and mussels.
Basket Star Echinoderm Plankton 10–20 years Deep oceans Starfish with branched arms, filters plankton from water.
Blue Starfish Echinoderm Bivalves 10–25 years Pacific Ocean Blue-colored starfish that feeds on clams and other small mollusks.
Brittle Star Echinoderm Detritus 5–10 years Worldwide oceans Slender-armed echinoderm that scavenges detritus on the sea floor.
Chocolate Chip Starfish Echinoderm Bivalves 10–15 years Indo-Pacific Starfish with dark knobs on arms resembling chocolate chips, feeds on mollusks.
Common Sea Urchin Echinoderm Algae 10–20 years Worldwide Typical sea urchin with spines grazing on algae.
Crinoid Echinoderm Plankton 10–15 years Deep oceans Feather-like echinoderm that captures plankton with its arms.
Crown-of-Thorns Starfish Echinoderm Coral polyps 5–8 years Indo-Pacific Spiny starfish that feeds on coral, sometimes causing reef damage.
Cucumber in Natural Habitat Echinoderm Detritus 5–10 years Worldwide oceans Sea cucumber in its natural environment feeding on sea floor detritus.
Feather Star Echinoderm Plankton 10–15 years Worldwide oceans Crinoid with feathery arms that filter plankton from water.
Giant Sea Cucumber Echinoderm Detritus 5–15 years Tropical oceans Large sea cucumber consuming detritus, up to 2 meters long.
Fire Urchin Echinoderm Algae 10–15 years Indo-Pacific Urchin with bright red spines, grazes on algae.
Green Sea Urchin Echinoderm Algae 10–30 years Worldwide oceans Second specimen of green sea urchin feeding on algae.
Heart Urchin Echinoderm Detritus 5–10 years Tropical oceans Second specimen of heart-shaped urchin living in sand.
Pencil Urchin Echinoderm Algae 10–20 years Tropical oceans Second specimen of pencil urchin with thick spines grazing on algae.
Blue Star Fish Echinoderm Bivalves 5–10 years Pacific Ocean Blue-colored starfish that preys on small mollusks.