Sea otters have a closed circulatory system.
All vertebrate animals (animals with spines) and a few invertebrates ("echinoderms" - starfish, sand dollars, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers) have closed circulatory systems.
Sea stars use their water vascular system for circulation, excretion, and movement. This is a closed circulatory system because the fluids (water mostly) all travel through a series of stone, radial, and ring canals.
It is a sea star! So many people make this mistake.Anyway, some adaptations of a starfish are on some sea stars, they have thorns.They can grow back broken limbs.They have a seawater circulatory system that powers their feet.
Starfish do not have a brain.
Some examples of natural fluid systems are: 1.Our body's circulatory system and respiratory system. 2.The movement of sap in trees 3.The movement of sea stars: Sea stars have several rows of tube feet with suckers at the end. Each tube foot contains fluid. The pressure in the fluid changes when a sea star contracts its muscles. These pressure changes allow the sea star to move and gather food.
Some examples of natural fluid systems are: 1.Our body's circulatory system and respiratory system. 2.The movement of sap in trees 3.The movement of sea stars: Sea stars have several rows of tube feet with suckers at the end. Each tube foot contains fluid. The pressure in the fluid changes when a sea star contracts its muscles. These pressure changes allow the sea star to move and gather food.
Some examples of natural fluid systems are: 1.Our body's circulatory system and respiratory system. 2.The movement of sap in trees 3.The movement of sea stars: Sea stars have several rows of tube feet with suckers at the end. Each tube foot contains fluid. The pressure in the fluid changes when a sea star contracts its muscles. These pressure changes allow the sea star to move and gather food.
Some examples of natural fluid systems are: 1.Our body's circulatory system and respiratory system. 2.The movement of sap in trees 3.The movement of sea stars: Sea stars have several rows of tube feet with suckers at the end. Each tube foot contains fluid. The pressure in the fluid changes when a sea star contracts its muscles. These pressure changes allow the sea star to move and gather food.
It only has one flow of blood.We have two flows of blood, one for the lungs and one for the body. This also means the worm will only have two heart chambers while you have four.P.S. This is the third question on circulation i have answered today, is this someone typing in all their homework questions?
They both use the hydraulic system!
They both use the hydraulic system!