Shawn Rocky Shore
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Starfish have no eyes, brains, or noses. They can grow up to 1.2 meters long and regenerate lost limbs. They use their skin cells and tube feet to sense predators like sharks and prey like mussels. Though brainless, they can still detect danger through their skin.
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Hermit crabs are not true crabs but crustaceans that live in empty snail shells for protection. They inhabit rocky shores and intertidal zones, feeding on dead meat and algae. Hermit crabs have an exoskeleton and go through a life cycle similar to other crabs, though they are unusual in that their legs can fall off when stressed.
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Shawn Rocky Shore
- 2. Contents Size and interesting facts Prey and predators No Noses. What? Brains or not? Starfish have no eyes. What?
- 3. interesting facts. Starfish grow from Did you know… 13mm to 1.2 meters. That there is over … If a starfish’s arm is cut off the arm grows back. 2000 species of The most arms recorded on a starfish starfish. is 40 arms. Starfish have 5 or Back to contents. more arms.
- 4. Prey and predators. Starfish’s predators are fish Did you know… like shark’s and manta ray’s. That starfish … They prey is Mussel, Clams, Oysters, Snails, Sponges, Sea Anemones, Coral and other small animals. Eat other starfish. Back to contents.
- 5. No noses. What? Starfish don’t have Did you know… noses. But how do they know if there is prey or predators That starfish around? have no eyes… Well Starfish smell with their skin cells.
- 6. Brains or not? Starfish have no brains. But how do starfish sense danger?? Well starfish don’t need brains to sense danger.
- 7. Starfish have no eyes. What? Starfish have no eyes. But how do they know where they are going in the sea. They use their skin cells and tube feet which is on the groove on the middle of each arm.
- 8. Picture from EnchantedLearning.Co Starfish Diagram m
- 9. Well that brings us to the end of the show. Hope you liked it. Go to Contents.