Recycling Starfish Keychain

While helping in the cleaning of coast areas, to could offer to everyone a better environment, and also protect some areas with a high ecological value. I had the idea of using some non-organic waste-materials, obtained from beaches and coast areas, such a cans, plastics, papers, bags, etc.. to create a collage-work series of well-know and important Marine Animals that need to be protected. That way people could get more involved in the though of the Earth-care, respect, Ecology and Protection of some species.----- Echinaster sepositus, ( Retzius, 1805 ). E. sepositus is the common European red starfish. It has five relatively slender beautiful arms around a small central disc and can reach a diameter of 20 cm. It is a bright red in colour, and has a soapy surface texture. The surface is dotted with evenly-spaced pits from which the animal can extend its deep red gills (papullae).