Intertidal Zones
life harder for the sea urchin. Purple Star or Ochre Star (Pisaster ochraceus) Purple or Ochre Stars are one of the most common sea stars found in the intertidal zones and a major predator. Once they detect their prey (usually a clam or mussel), the sea star attaches its …
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