A selection of underwater photographs taken in the world famous Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve
Firebrick starfish (Asterodiscides truncatus).
Called "the fire brick starfish" because of the very fiery colored, brick-like tubercles that cover the surface of this species.
Macro view of the starfish taken in the Volkner Rocks Marine Reserve near White Island, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.
Called "the fire brick starfish" because of the very fiery colored, brick-like tubercles that cover the surface of this species.
Macro view of the starfish taken in the Volkner Rocks Marine Reserve near White Island, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.
Firebrick starfish (Asterodiscides truncatus).
Called "the fire brick starfish" because of the very fiery colored, brick-like tubercles that cover the surface of this species.
Macro view of the starfish taken in the Volkner Rocks Marine Reserve near White Island, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.
Called "the fire brick starfish" because of the very fiery colored, brick-like tubercles that cover the surface of this species.
Macro view of the starfish taken in the Volkner Rocks Marine Reserve near White Island, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.