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tblue37

(68,436 posts)
Tue Dec 13, 2022, 11:41 PM Dec 2022

Starfish walk using hundreds of tiny tube feet on the underside of their arms



Starfish walk using hundreds of tiny tube feet on the underside of their arms, as seen in this fascinating timelapse by Juliette Horn at the Frost Museum of Science.
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Starfish walk using hundreds of tiny tube feet on the underside of their arms (Original Post) tblue37 Dec 2022 OP
This message was self-deleted by its author yonder Dec 2022 #1
And every one of those tiny tube feet is smarter & more useful than the average Republican voter. RockRaven Dec 2022 #2
Can they walk across the road? Effete Snob Dec 2022 #3
I don't know, but my husband and I went to Cape Cod and there was a large group attached to a jetty, debm55 Dec 2022 #4
I was hoping you'd ask why they would walk across the road Effete Snob Dec 2022 #5
The ones saw were small. debm55 Dec 2022 #6
I feel sorry for that one Effete Snob Dec 2022 #7
Effete snob debm55 Dec 2022 #8

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RockRaven

(19,381 posts)
2. And every one of those tiny tube feet is smarter & more useful than the average Republican voter.
Tue Dec 13, 2022, 11:58 PM
Dec 2022

debm55

(60,646 posts)
4. I don't know, but my husband and I went to Cape Cod and there was a large group attached to a jetty,
Wed Dec 14, 2022, 12:21 AM
Dec 2022

I was shocked because I thought starfish were only found in warm water. On fell of and there were little sucken cups on the bottom. I put him back on the jetty. If I remember correctly, scientists were studying starfish because they can grow back missing limbs.

 

Effete Snob

(8,387 posts)
5. I was hoping you'd ask why they would walk across the road
Wed Dec 14, 2022, 12:33 AM
Dec 2022

But they do seem more common in some waters than others.
 

Effete Snob

(8,387 posts)
7. I feel sorry for that one
Wed Dec 14, 2022, 12:59 AM
Dec 2022

He’d been working up the courage to free himself and let go from the jetty to explore the world, and then a horrific monster grabbed him and out him back on the jetty.
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