Tube feet are a series of small tubular projections that can be find on all echinoderms, including the star fish. By pumping fluids in and out of these tubes, hydraulic pressure is created that can be used to grip onto a surface or circulate materials around the feet. In star fish, tube feet are often used as suction cups to keep a grip on the environment and prevent being swept away by undersea tides.
tube feet are small tube-like figures on the bottom of ecinoderms that water passes through to get to the vascular system tube feet are small tube-like figures on the bottom of ecinoderms that water passes through to get to the vascular system
Tube feet are used for movement of the sea star. When to obtain food they can use there tube feet to lead the to there prey but actually insert there stomachs into there prey to digest them
I think it's a starfishIts a Star-fishActually for the kids homework, It was a "Seastar" :)
No
No. Without their Tube Feet, they will be unable to move, nor to open a clam's tough shells.
Water vascular system.
Water-vascular system.
star fish feel with there tube feet.
Fish have fins and not feet.
star fish
The bottom,so they can move
Tube feet in a star fish are useful for respiration
the differences is that a fish has
I think it's a starfishIts a Star-fishActually for the kids homework, It was a "Seastar" :)
No
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it's tube feet.
A star fish
no! only a star fish