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National GeographicCould these long-lost sea stars hold clues to a coastal comeback? With up to 24 arms and a reputation for seemingly vanishing without a trace, sunflower sea stars became known as the ocean's own "seasquatch." After disappearing from California's waters for nearly a decade, a hidden population could help scientists find a way to revive local kelp forests. Head to the 🔗 in bio to learn more about this creature.
On the profile · Jun 10, 2026