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No, starfish should not be put in tap water with salt. Starfish are marine animals and require a specific salinity level to survive. Putting them in tap water with salt can disrupt their internal balance and harm them. It is best to keep starfish in a saltwater tank that mimics their natural environment.
expands and becomes rigid due to increased internal pressure, allowing the starfish to move and grip onto surfaces. This hydraulic system is controlled by a series of muscles that regulate the flow of water in and out of the tube feet, enabling the starfish to navigate its environment.
Starfish are predators that feed on mussels and other shellfish in the beach ecosystem, helping to control their populations. Other plants in the ecosystem provide shelter and food for small organisms that the starfish may also feed on. This interconnected relationship helps maintain a balance within the ecosystem.
Starfish are cold-blooded animals, also known as ectotherms. This means they rely on their environment to regulate their body temperature rather than producing internal heat like warm-blooded animals.
Starfish undergo external development. Fertilization usually occurs externally in the water, and the larvae develop outside the adult's body before settling down and metamorphosing into the adult form.
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No, starfish should not be put in tap water with salt. Starfish are marine animals and require a specific salinity level to survive. Putting them in tap water with salt can disrupt their internal balance and harm them. It is best to keep starfish in a saltwater tank that mimics their natural environment.
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Crayfish have an external skeleton and starfish have an internal skeleton relying on a water vascular system for movement.
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Starfish are not on the endangered list. However, starfish like other marine animals depend on a healthy ocean environment to survive.
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hey live in the oceans
bottom of sea/ocean in water
No. A starfish has a hard shell and its inside is only organs. To be considered a vertebrate the starfish would need a spine and an internal skeleton (not to mention a head). They are, therefore, classified as invertebrates.
Nope - they lack any internal skeleton - and so are invertebrates.
well, starfish a bottom feeders/dwellers so they hunt and live on the sea floor.