Starfish, or sea stars, are generally solitary creatures, often found alone on the ocean floor. However, they can sometimes be seen in groups, especially in areas with abundant food sources or during breeding seasons. Their social behavior varies by species and environmental conditions, but they do not form structured social groups like some marine animals. Overall, they are primarily considered loners in their natural habitat.
Starfish are not in a vertebrate group because they do not have vertebrae.
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asian starfish
A Group Of Starfish Is Called A Tird.
A group of starfish collectively is called a tird. The phylum of starfish is called Echinodermata and the kingdom is Animalia.
the posaidon group
A cobra is a loner. No packs.
Echinoderm
keystone species
An Australian rock group of the the early 1990s.
A benthopectinid is a member of the Benthopectinidae family, a group of starfish.
eyespots are found on the ends of the arms of a starfish...