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Long-spined sea urchin makes comeback in Florida Keys 
Miami Herald | Sat, Oct 24
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Amid 300-pound groupers, curious barracudas and a rainbow of tropical fish attracted to a new artificial reef off Key West, a tiny creature is causing a big stir among conservationists: the long-spined sea urchin.
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