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Black spiny urchins graze on algae on the seafloor in Indonesia
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Black spiny urchins graze on algae on the seafloor in Indonesia
Black spiny urchins (Diadema sp.) graze on algae on a sand and rubble seafloor in Indonesia. Urchins are often found in disturbed areas due to algae being prominent there
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Algae Alor Biodiversity Black Coral Triangle Covering Echinoderm Feeding Flores Grazing Habitat Indo Pacific Ocean Indonesia Komodo Island Large Group Of Animals Ocean Floor Pacific Ocean Poisonous Protection Reef Sand Sea Urchins Seabed Sharp Southeast Asia Spiked Stinging Tropical Climate Diadema Diadematidae Echinoid Spines Spiny Undersea Urchins
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This print captures the mesmerizing sight of black spiny urchins grazing on algae in the serene seafloor of Indonesia. The image showcases the beauty and biodiversity found within the Pacific Ocean's coral triangle, specifically in Alor, Flores. In this tropical underwater habitat, these spiky creatures thrive amidst sand and rubble. Black spiny urchins are often seen in disturbed areas due to their affinity for algae-rich environments. Their sharp spines serve as a protective covering against potential threats lurking beneath the ocean floor. This large group of sea hedgehogs is known as Diadema, belonging to the family Diadematidae. The photograph by Ethan Daniels perfectly encapsulates nature's wonders without any human presence disrupting its tranquility. The vibrant colors and intricate details highlight marine biology at its finest, showcasing these echinoderms' unique characteristics. As they feed on algae, these sea urchins play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance underwater. However, it is important to note that some species can be poisonous or possess stinging capabilities. In this snapshot of Indonesian marine life near Komodo Island, we witness an awe-inspiring display of wildlife thriving undersea. Ethan Daniels' photography allows us to appreciate and understand our planet's diverse ecosystems while reminding us of the importance of preserving such natural wonders for future generations.
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