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Morning Sun Star (Solaster dawsoni)
Found in the cool waters of the North Pacific Ocean, the Morning Sun Star is recognised for its many slender arms radiating from a central disc. Unlike most sea stars, it is an active predator, moving across the seafloor in search of other echinoderms. Its graceful form and remarkable regenerative abilities have made it one of the ocean’s most fascinating starfish species.
Origin: North Pacific Ocean
Morning Sun Star (Solaster dawsoni)
Found in the cool waters of the North Pacific Ocean, the Morning Sun Star is recognised for its many slender arms radiating from a central disc. Unlike most sea stars, it is an active predator, moving across the seafloor in search of other echinoderms. Its graceful form and remarkable regenerative abilities have made it one of the ocean’s most fascinating starfish species.
Origin: North Pacific Ocean