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The dogpile. Sunflower sea stars are called the wolves of the intertidal zone for their predatory and gregarious nature. Here, several adults pile together and "hug" during a feeding that has gotten them particularly excited. These adults are part of the first-ever captive-breeding program for sea stars in the world. Friday Harbor Laboratories, Friday Harbor, Wash.

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