Brittle Sea Star Wandering and Feeding in a Tidal Pool // Mauritius Wildlife
1:50
Brittle Sea Star Wandering and Feeding in a Tidal Pool // Mauritius Wildlife
3.8K views7 months ago
YouTubeSubatomic_Soundscapes
Brittle Sea Star Wandering and Feeding in a Tidal Pool // Mauritius Wildlife
0:45
Brittle Sea Star Wandering and Feeding in a Tidal Pool // Mauritius Wildlife
794 views5 months ago
YouTubeSubatomic_Soundscapes
Witness mesmerizing Gorgonocephalus eucnemis, also known as the Gorgon head, in its natural habitat. This brittle star uses its branching arms to capture food in depths. See filter feeding near ocean.
0:41
Witness mesmerizing Gorgonocephalus eucnemis, also known as the Gorgon head, in its natural habitat. This brittle star uses its branching arms to capture food in depths. See filter feeding near ocean.
9 months ago
Adobevideodive
Brutal Brittle Stars
2:15
Brutal Brittle Stars
57.5K viewsMay 23, 2017
YouTubeNOAA Ocean Exploration
Brittle Star Food Fight
1:59
Brittle Star Food Fight
106.9K viewsAug 31, 2010
YouTubeNeptune Canada
Brittle stars capture squid
2:47
Brittle stars capture squid
20.1K viewsMay 16, 2017
YouTubeSciNews
Starfish Ophiura brittle stars move along underwater bottom of White Sea. This locomotion, coupled with their keen sensory perception, enables them to actively forage for food and avoid predators.
0:19
Starfish Ophiura brittle stars move along underwater bottom of White Sea. This locomotion, coupled with their keen sensory perception, enables them to actively forage for food and avoid predators.
Apr 13, 2024
Adobevideodive
1:01
Brittle stars are a truly alien looking animal with their long spindly arms and large central disc, moving around the ocean floors searching for food. Despite being called stars or starfish, theyre a different family of echinoderms entirely, differentiating themselves by containing all their internal organs in their central discs and using their arms purely for movement and obtaining food. These fascinating critters live in many different trophic levels of the ocean and are great hunters as well
8.3K viewsAug 20, 2025
FacebookCritterfide
0:21
An amazing Gorgonocephalus eucnemis, also known as the Gorgon's head brittle star, sits on the dark sea floor. This marine animal shows off its intricate branched arms, waiting for food.
6 months ago
Adobevideodive
0:17
Feeding Raw Egg to Brittle Stars and Catching Fish | Beach Trap Technique!
31K views1 month ago
YouTubeFish Hunt
0:15
#Brittle #star Consuming shrimp , Please like and #subscribe
1.7K views5 months ago
YouTubeVick M.
0:24
Brittle star inspecting lionfish meal April 19, 2026 P4191428
8 views6 months ago
YouTubeAriane Dimitris
0:17
Testing Sea Creatures With An Egg! 🥚😱 | Brittle Star Feed Catch #shorts #viral
31.1K views5 months ago
YouTubeAliyana Algeri
1:50
Green Brittle Star at feeding time
103.5K viewsNov 8, 2008
YouTubefuzbuns
3:29
Brittle Star Gymnastics and More Deep Sea Animal Behavior | Nautilus Live
15.4K viewsAug 29, 2023
YouTubeEVNautilus
0:41
Ocean Wonders: Krill, Brittle Stars & Whales #shorts
1.4K views6 months ago
YouTubeErlendur Bogason
1:20
Live rock hitchhiker: filter feeding brittle stars
3K viewsFeb 1, 2015
YouTubeCow Turtle
1:08
A bustling community! This basket star is Gorgonocephalus chilensis, a type of brittle star or Ophiuroid distantly related to sea stars. Like the delicate, edible young shoots of a fiddlehead fern unfurling towards the sun on land, the basket star stretches its many arms up into the water to feed on food as it is carried past the coral on water currents. Chris Mah, the internet’s favorite Echinoderm expert, is a researcher at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. He provided the sp
5.8K viewsJul 18, 2025
FacebookSchmidt Ocean Institute
0:26
This is a deep-sea invertebrate called a basket star, also known as a Shetland Argus. It is part of the brittle stars’ taxon, a group of echinoderms closely related to starfish. It has a mass of tangled branched arms, which can grow up to a meter long. Each branch has tiny hooks to capture prey. It feasts mainly on zooplankton, usually feeding at night and resting during the day. If an arm is broken or cut off, these extraordinary stars are able to regenerate their limbs and can live for up to 3
1.9M viewsDec 9, 2019
FacebookIFLScience
0:29
Is this the #GreatBarrierReef’s answer to Sydney’s New Year’s Eve fireworks? This incredible capture shows a spawning Brittle Star releasing thousands of her tiny eggs into the water column. These glowing green eggs are a mass release of eggs and sperm, which will hopefully fertilise to create the next generation of life on the Reef. Captured by IG @dani.raco.s in Tropical North Queensland, Dani says “at first, I thought I was watching a Brittle Star performing a psychedelic dance. Then I realiz
6K viewsJan 1, 2025
FacebookGreat Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
0:11
Tiny Predator 😳 Tiger shrimp (Phyllognathia ceratophthalma) capturing an active brittle star (Ophiura). These tiny shrimps, only about 10 mm long, specialize in feeding on small echinoderms. Filmed at 18 m in Tulamben, Bali, Indonesia 🇮🇩 | Matahari Tulamben Resort
37.5K views10 months ago
FacebookMatahari Tulamben Resort
0:23
Real Sea Monster? 😱 This Deep Ocean Creature Is REAL!|#shorts
683 views6 months ago
YouTubeCurious Fact World
0:34
Basket Star -This Star Looks Like a GIANT Living Basket! 😱⭐
1 views4 weeks ago
YouTubeAnimal Shocking Facts
1:53
Bad Day to Be a Brittle Star
5.9K views2 months ago
YouTubeNOAA Ocean Exploration
0:48
Starfish Mukbang Show: Eating Strange Sea Creatures
684.5K viewsMar 20, 2023
TikTokmukbangeasmr
0:27
A bad day to be a brittle star #Shorts
477 views1 month ago
YouTubeIvan Rossouw
0:04
I saw a Brittle Star!
2.3K views6 months ago
YouTubeHriday’s Wildlife Podcast
0:13
He Ate a LIVE Brittle Star… Just for Views 😳
2 views7 months ago
YouTubeExtraordinary Food
0:16
tiny brittle star
846 views10 months ago
YouTubeDeep Ocean World
1:53
Windows to the Deep: A Bad Day to be a Brittle Star
94 views10 months ago
YouTubeGlobal Foundation For Ocean Exploration
See more
Static thumbnail place holder