The
colours of these seastars varies enormously. They are common
scavengers found in pools of water. They feed by pushing their
gut out of their mouth and surrounding their food.
Grazing
snail that is well suited for life on rocky shores. Feeds on
micro-algae and plays a major role in controlling growth of
algae. Animals return to the same home spot after feeding using
a chemical trail.
Often
confused with true limpets these air breathing animals can distinguished
by having a distinct groove under the shell that assists in
the flow of air to the mantle cavity.
This
grazing snail that has a tight fitting operculum that enables
them to spend long periods out of the water.
