Some Seashore Animals

"Some Seashore Animals," also known as "Seashore Animals," is an educational film that provides an intimate look at various marine creatures found along the seashore. The documentary features close-up footage of anemones, highlighting their delicate tentacles as they capture prey. It also introduces viewers to the sea feather, a relative of the anemone, showcasing their graceful movements in the water. Feather dusters, or marine tube worms, are explored, revealing their unique method of filtering food from the water. The film includes detailed observations of sea urchins, demonstrating their spiny defenses and locomotion. Perhaps most captivating are the sequences with starfish, where the camera zooms in on their tube feet, illustrating how these structures are used for movement and feeding, offering a fascinating insight into the mechanics of marine life. This film serves as both an educational tool and a visual journey into the often overlooked world of seashore inhabitants.