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Re: "there not alive dummy"

They are alive. The white ones that wash up on beaches are dead. However, the live ones are brown in color and live on the ocean floor. I saw several today while snorkeling. :)

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15y ago

The lifespan of a sand dollar is usually 1 to 15 years...

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11y ago

Not long cause they need salt water to survive

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7y ago

Sand dollars will last years. I have one that is probably 10 years old.

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12y ago

50,0000 years

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3y ago

on average 7-10 years

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6y ago

8-10 years

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