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This dive captured a Crown-of-Thorns Starfish, one of the most controversial animals on coral reefs. Known for feeding on live coral, these starfish can cause serious reef damage when their population explodes. In some regions, divers actively remove or cull them to protect reefs. I don’t kill anything underwater. In this moment, I gently rolled this Crown-of-Thorns over to show its underside, where its feeding system and tube feet are located, then left it exactly where it was. Encounters like this are about education and understanding how reef ecosystems really work, not interfering with nature. Fun Facts Crown-of-Thorns starfish can consume up to 10 square meters of coral per year They feed by pushing their stomach out of their body onto coral to digest it externally A single female can release millions of eggs during spawning events Population outbreaks are often linked to nutrient runoff and overfishing of natural predators Despite their appearance, they move using hundreds of tiny tube feet Their spines contain venom that can cause painful stings in humans Hashtags (4) #OceanEducation #CoralReef #ScubaDiving #MarineLife Keywords (8) crown of thorns starfish reef predator coral reef damage marine biology scuba diving footage reef ecosystem underwater wildlife ocean conservation
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