
There's nothing quite like clambering over slippery rocks at low tide, bucket in hand, hoping to spot something brilliant. Which little wonder of the rockpool gets your vote?
Put the items in your preferred order.

The Common Shore Crab
Cheeky, scrappy, and always up for a pinch if you get too close. A childhood seaside classic from Cornwall to Cromer.

The Beadlet Anemone
Those squidgy red jelly-like blobs that close up when poked. Surprisingly hypnotic once their tentacles unfurl underwater.

The Common Starfish
Spotting one feels like winning the rockpool lottery. Slow, sturdy, and ridiculously photogenic.

The Hermit Crab
Forever borrowing shells and shuffling about like it's late for something. Endlessly entertaining to watch.

The Blenny
With its bulging eyes and permanent frown, the blenny is basically the Victor Meldrew of the seaside.
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