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While most photos we post of crinoids (aka sea lilies or feather stars) show these animals firmly attached to a surface, did you know that many crinoids can in fact SWIM? Whoa. This footage was captured during the tenth dive of the Hohonu Moana: Exploring Deep Waters off Hawai’i expedition, on August 11, 2015, on a ridge that extends to the southeast of Salmon Bank in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. | NOAA Ocean Exploration
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While most photos we post of crinoids (aka sea lilies or feather stars) show these animals firmly attached to a surface, did you know that many crinoids can in fact SWIM? Whoa. This footage was captured during the tenth dive of the Hohonu Moana: Exploring Deep Waters off Hawai’i expedition, on August 11, 2015, on a ridge that extends to the southeast of Salmon Bank in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. | NOAA Ocean Exploration
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A living fossil in action! 🌀 Feather stars (crinoids) have been around for over 450 million years—that’s older than dinosaurs! Unlike their starfish cousins, these alien-like creatures pulse through the water by waving their feathery arms (which is pretty rare to see!) ⭐️ Other cool facts: 🧠 No brain, no problem – They rely on a nerve ring to coordinate their movements. 🕸️ Mucus-covered tube feet – Instead of suckers, their tube feet trap plankton like an underwater spider web. 💪 Master of r
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A living fossil in action! 🌀 Feather stars (crinoids) have been around for over 450 million years—that’s older than dinosaurs! Unlike their starfish cousins, these alien-like creatures pulse through the water by waving their feathery arms (which is pretty rare to see!) ⭐️ Other cool facts: 🧠 No brain, no problem – They rely on a nerve ring to coordinate their movements. 🕸️ Mucus-covered tube feet – Instead of suckers, their tube feet trap plankton like an underwater spider web. 💪 Master of r
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Symbiotic Relationship: Crinoid squat lobsters are often found living in a symbiotic relationship with feather stars or crinoids. They perch themselves on the arms of these filter-feeding echinoderms, benefiting from protection and access to food particles carried by the crinoid's feeding currents. #ocean #sea #underwater | Critter Hunter
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Symbiotic Relationship: Crinoid squat lobsters are often found living in a symbiotic relationship with feather stars or crinoids. They perch themselves on the arms of these filter-feeding echinoderms, benefiting from protection and access to food particles carried by the crinoid's feeding currents. #ocean #sea #underwater | Critter Hunter
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