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Ophiopsammus maculata
A brittle star, rescued from the low tide and released in a rock pool, at Island bay, Wellington NZ. Video added, from it's release.
Spotted on Nov 24, 2012
Submitted on Nov 27, 2012
18 Comments
Thank you dear @JillBlack :)
Great photos and video love it
Thank you @Leuba! It was the first time I found an alive one, and that day I spotted several...I usually find them long dead, dry, and broken...
Great photos and video Despina. Thanks for sharing this. Brilliant close-up of the oralside.
Yeah, I guess :)
Thank you for the understanding, dear @Adarsha...
Ha ha ha..thats normal human nature :)
Thank you, dear @Seema :)
great pictures
You know, dear @Adarsha B S, after I fell, all I really cared was not to break my camera...Totally crazy *~*
Something good comes after u go through something bad! But its pretty opposite :)
Thank you dear @Jeannette :)
Thank you dear @Adarsha B S...It was my lucky day, that day...I spotted amazing animals, and at the end, I slipped and hit my leg, and I still hurt :(
Dear @Sachin Zaveri, I'm glad you liked the brittle star, I adored your camouflaged peacock :)
Fantastic spotting :)
Yes dear @Argy Bee, unfortunately someone was fixing his roof, and he was doing incredible noise...
Excellent spotting Despina!
wonderful,,
Fabulous. Sounds like it's building a little cabin in the video :)