Stranded starfish at Rhossili Bay – Jessica's Nature Blog

Thousands of starfish were stranded by high tides and stormy seas one August at Rhossili Bay on the  Gower Peninsula. These voiolent natural events happen from time to time in the ecology of the seashore. Although it is sad to see so many marine and seashore creatures perishing at once, it is all part of the bigger picture.…

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