Description
Black Sea Urchins have a sphere body with sharp, long spines that are black in color. Often found sheltered in coral reefs and rock structures in shallow waters. This is a slow moving creature that feeds on algae. Its spines are for defense against its predators These creatures are venomous and the spines can be very dangerous. Black Sea Urchins are found in the North Pacific Ocean. These creatures can be dangerous to humans, their spines can cause puncture wounds, and can break off.
Appearance
Black Sea Urchins are a globe shape covered in long, sharp, black spines.
Key Features
- Most recognizable for the long black spines that cover its sphere shaped body.
- Often seen in rock structures.
