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They use their hoods to scoop in water...
...then slowly squeeze out all
but the food.
The hairy arms of feather stars are great
for combing out food.
But in a pinch...
...they're even better
for escaping from marauders.
The marauder is a sun star...
...and it will eat a feather star
if it can catch one.
But it much prefers to dine
on juicy shellfish...
...especially sea scallops.
Did that one bite back?
What an intriguing landscape.
It's home to one of the oddest relationships
ever between a predator and its prey.
It's actually a forest of animals
known as tube anemones.
They protect themselves with stinging cells
hidden in their tentacles.
But there's a predator
It's a rainbow nudibranch.
And he's a thief.
He eats tube anemone tentacles.
But he doesn't digest the stinging cells.
Instead, he'll pass them on
into the feathery gills on his back...
...where they continue to live.
So now the stolen stingers protect him.
The sun star is back...
...and he'll devour a nudibranch,
stolen venom and all.
But like any good thief...
...the nudibranch has a getaway plan.
The Irish lord.
He can hide from his enemies
and his prey.
It's not so easy for the crab to hide.
But he has great defenses:
Sharp pincers and a rock-hard shell.
The Irish lord may have bitten off
more than he can chew.
Before he can swallow his dinner...
...the crab will have to release
that death grip on his upper lip.
And now, a rare close-up look...
...at the domestic life
of the California mantis shrimp.
He's only 10 inches long...
...but he's much stronger than he looks.
He's gathering mussels for dinner.
He's got incredibly powerful claws.
In fact, those claws are as fast
as a 22-caliber bullet.
That makes him the most powerful animal,
for his size, in the world.
He's using his claw like a hammer
to smash open the mussel.
Now he's off to grab some more.
Here comes trouble.
He won't be safe in his burrow.
If he's cornered there...
...the octopus can inject a poison
that will kill him.
Something tells me he won't go down
without a fight.
His display is a warning:
"Don't mess with me."
If the octopus still doesn't get
the message...
...maybe a shot to the chops
will set him straight.
in the frigid waters of British Columbia...
...lives an octopus
that is truly a sea monster.
This one weighs about 50 pounds...
...but he may grow up
to weigh more than 200...
...with tentacles that could stretch
more than 20 feet across.
He's a master of disguise.
As he moves, he changes both
his color and texture...
...to match his surroundings.
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