Little Brittle

Part of the Ophiuroidea class closely related to starfish. Have snake-like arms, and use their flexibility to move around the ocean floor.

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

I like to feed a lot, and here I am latching on to my victim and sucking out the particles.

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

Me and my baby sister. We were so cute, and look at our lanky arms!

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

My distribution. CHECK IT OUT

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@Shrimpcocktail2 That is awesome. I wish I could do this too....

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@westcoastsponge I usually live in coral reef regions, maybe Ill see you around?

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@LuckyLimulidae Wow congrats! I wish I could give birth to creatures like this

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@JellyFella1 You have such an interesting body! Do you workout a lot?

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@CombJetme No way! I also glow in the dark sometimes

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@BoxJelly22 I like to feed on plankton and bacteria.

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@decorator_crab I need to get a matching dress! Wow I think it would really make my slender arms look even longer!

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@wraapwithus Wow that is pretty rad

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@BasicAnenome I better get out of the way..

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@ohchiton I might see you around. Give me a call

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@iaminkypants @channingtatum @JonahHill I knew I saw you from somewhere! HMU

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@GoTcLaW Im terrified, please don't eat me

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@ThtSeaSnailgary Gotta say you're a lot prettier than me, and my lanky limbs.

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

@imthestarfish I have around the same number too! TWINZ

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

Real talk here, my species is almost 500 million years old #OLDIEBUTGOODIE #Canyoucatchme

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

Cool fact about me: I use my feet to move particles into my mouth, and the mucus coating traps plankton/bacteria. #DINNER #Healthybody

[Little Brittle @Brittle1Little]

All Ophiuroideas (me) contain a skeleton of calcium carbonate in the form of calcite. THIS IS ME IN MY GREEN FORM