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Starmageddon: As thousands of starfish wash up on our beaches, what is to blame for destroying one of nature's little marvels? | Starfish story, Ocean, Nature
many starfishs are laying on the sand near the water's edge at low tide
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Starmageddon: As thousands of starfish wash up on our beaches, what is to blame for destroying one of nature's little marvels?

A Constellation of Starfish: Starmageddon, as thousands of starfish washed up onto the coastline in Kent, England in march, 2008. Massive starfish 'wrecks' are not uncommon in England but not of this magnitude. Experts believe the cause may be due to intensive fishing for mussels and subsequent depletion of starfish food supply. via David Derbyshire, dailymail.co.uk #Starfish #Kent_England #David_Derbyshire #dailymail
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