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When adults, not really. Adult oysters are cemented to the sediment, and never move. Because of this they don't need a foot to pull themselves around, and the structure is highly reduced.
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How do oysters stay attached at the rocks?
Oysters use their retractable foot to stay attached at the rocks and will hold on tightly if you attempt to move them. Oysters can be found in the ocean.
What is the oysters meaning in Kannada?
oysters
What are dried oysters?
oysters that are dried
Do oysters have a radula?
No. Oysters do not have a radula
Where are oysters are found?
Where can oysters be found?:)
Do pearl oysters have eyes?
Oysters do not have eyes, no.
What is Raw oysters called in Hindi?
oysters
Can you eat scollop tails?
Scallops don't have tails. So the answer is no. They are a shell fish, like oysters. They do have something called a "foot" that attaches them to their shell and it is tough.
How many oysters in a pint?
How many oysters are in a pint depends on the size of the oysters. If they are skinny or small oysters, then a pint can contain about 30. A pint of medium sized oysters can contain 16 to 18. This is about three servings.
Are appalachicola oysters available now?
where can I get raw oysters?
What is a oysters habitat?
an oysters habitats are oceans and bays
What is the classification of oysters?
The true classification for oysters is: Fish.
