Starfish need to be in saltwater in order to survive. They prefer to live in places that are rocky and textured.
Starfish prefer warmer waters rather than colder waters.
Not really, mainly starfish prey prefer shelled animals such as oysters and clams. They would not eat starfish because to feed they tend to push open shells using their tube feet and extend their stomach out to engulf and digest food. Starfish have a rough surface and starfish prefer soft tissue as a food.
Starfish habitats and living conditions are interesting. They live on the bottom of the sea and near rocky areas. This is a cool animal! They can also regrow their body parts. Starfish habitats and living conditions are interesting. They live on the bottom of the sea and near rocky areas. This is a cool animal! They can also regrow their body parts.
The starfish likes to stay at the very bottom of the sea, and that is also usually where the are located. Starfish are found everywhere in all places, but the mostly prefer rocky areas.
Rhododendrons prefer shady conditions with some filtered sunlight.
While most starfish feed primarily on mollusks, there are some varieties that prefer other invertebrate animals including hard corals. The crown of thorns starfish has fed on large portions of the coral reefs throughout the Indo-Pacific region.
neither, caterpillars prefer warm conditions.
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Starfish typically mate during the spring and summer months when water temperatures are warmer. This allows for optimal conditions for reproduction and the development of their larvae.
Most species of starfish eat mussels and other mollusks, or shellfish. Small starfish need to be on the lookout for larger starfish, which will sometimes attack, kill and eat them. Manta rays, some sharks and other large, bony fishes eat starfish.
Starfish do eat! They distend their stomachs over their prey, digest them externally then suck it all up.ANSWER Starfish cannot eat harder tissue. They tend to prefer soft tissue because it is easier for them to digest when they distend their stomachs over their prey. The soft tissue being the inside of shelled animals like oysters and clams.
No, starfish do not need sunlight to survive. They are able to survive in a range of light conditions, as they primarily rely on capturing prey for food and obtain oxygen through their tube feet.