They completely alter their physical appearance, developing flaps on their mantels, which they use as lures to attract fish. When a passing fish sees the wriggling mantel extension, they mistake it ...

Like most creatures that eat, starfish also need to defecate. How do starfish do this? They use a tiny hole in the centre at the top. Pretty neat for a creature without a brain, right?

What do you remember learning about starfish? In school, I recall hearing that they can regenerate a limb if they lose it. Well that’s just the start to what these remarkable creatures can do ...

A grisly disease is decimating starfish populations on both North American coasts. From Orange County to Alaska, and along the rocky shores of New England, leggy echinoderms are shedding their ...

The new star of the internet is a starfish that looks like an Italian dinner dish. Here's why that "ravioli starfish" looks so delicious.

Kelly Ripa's nutritionist has revealed exactly what the daytime talk show host eats in a day, including her very strict but healthy regimen of meals and snacks.

Researchers have found crabs are key predators of juvenile crown-of-thorns starfish and could be a hidden link to what controls their destructive spread.

Dolphins, sand dollars, sharks and more: Here’s what the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources recommends if you find a sea creature washed ashore at the beach.

Marine biologists have long been warning about the high density populations of the coral-eating crown-of-thorns starfish on the Great Barrier Reef. But new research suggests they are surviving ...