When starfish catch prey and get the shell cracked open they regergitate their stomach which releases enzymes to kill and liquify the prey. After it's liquified the starfish basically swallows its stomach along with its food.
They yell at it until it finally opens.
Yes, the starfish pushes it's stomach out it's mouth then it opens and eats the food.
do more missions until it opens
By pushing up through their mouths then the stomach opens like a mouth and gets the food.
It helps them detect the location of the sound
It forces its stomach out, and sticks it inside of the clams shell. Then with the clam inside of the stomach, the starfish puts its stomach back on its inside. A sea star opens up a clam by attaching its hundreds of tube feet to the external surface of the shell with suction. Then, it pulls. It might have to pull for hours, or days, until the adductor muscle holding the shell firmly closed is finally weakened enough that the shell opens. Then the star fish can force its stomach in and digest the soft insides of the clam.
yes they are. they open often, i have seen it.
A cave or cavern.
Kim Kardashian
Barely opens them up at all. Slightly more sound leakage, but nothing to horrible. Talking them in public won't be a problem and it's much much much much much more comfortable.
The woman lies back on the table with her feet in stirrups and the doctor inserts a speculum, then opens the cervix slightly with an instrument called a tenaculum.
A casement window opens outward on hinges that are on the sides. A latch is often used to keep it closed.