Ann Malys Wilson, an interpretative ranger at Myrtle Beach State Park, told The Sun News the starfish are known as Lined Sea Stars and can wash up with strong waves, depending on the current.

A starfish photographed at a Texas beach has social media users in awe at its size. Christina Biery, who lives in Aransas Pass, about 20 miles northeast of Corpus Christi, took a stroll near a ...

Evidence of starfish behaviour known as "starballing" can still be found weeks after it occurred at a beach in the Scottish Highlands. The unusual sight of thousands of starfish stranded at ...

"Just a day at the beach, the jetty end has ALOT of sea grass ... "Have never seen a starfish that big," read one comment. "That sucker is huge!! Never seen one like this," wrote another.

"Thousands" of starfish have washed up on a beach in Kent, with the local council warning residents "to keep dogs and children away from them". The starfish were seen between Margate Winter ...

PORT ARANSAS, Texas — Beachgoers spotted something new crawling on another Texas beach recently. Christine shared a video with KHOU 11 of a 'starfish' crawling along the coast in Port Aransas.

A strange phenomenon has seen hundreds of dead starfish being washed up on a beach in a popular seaside town. The aquatic creatures, which live on seabeds across the world's oceans, were spotted ...

It comes after a photo circulated on social media of about 200 starfish on a local beach in Guernsey. The starfish had previously caused challenges for local fishermen as they invade their crab pots.