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Which starfish is the biggest?
sunflower starfish
Dose the sun flower starfish live in the Great Barrier Reef?
Yes, sunflower starfish are found in the great Barrier Reef
Where do sunflower starfish get there food?
chase it down
Does the sunflower starfish migrate?
yes they are imagrants
Where do sunflower starfish live?
Sunflower starfish normally live in the salt water ocean. However, they are typically emerged in various substrate, such as dirt and mud.
Is the sunflower starfish an endangered species?
Yes they are endangered
What is the biggest star fish called?
sunflower starfish
How much do sunflower starfish weigh?
250 lbs
How fast can a sunflower starfish go?
40 miles per hour
What is the most common starfish?
It is the SUNFLOWER STARFISH.The sunflower starfish (Pycnopodia helianthoides) is a large predatory starfish usually with 16-24 limbs called rays. It is the largest starfish in the world. Sunflower starfish can grow to have an arm span of 1 meter (3 ft 3 in) in diameter.The color of the sunflower starfish ranges from bright orange, yellow and red to brown and sometimes to purple, with soft, velvet-textured bodies and 16-24 arms with powerful suckers. Most starfish species have a mesh-like skeleton that protects their internal organs. Easily stressed by predators such as large fish and other starfish, they can shed arms to escape, which will grow back within a few weeks. They are preyed upon by the king crab.
Does the sunflower starfish have distinct markings?
Yes, it has 24 arms and is a purple and yellow color.
What is the biggest starfish ever found?
The biggest starfish ever found is the Giant Sunflower Star (Pycnopodia helianthoides), which can grow up to 3 feet (about 91 cm) in diameter and have as many as 24 arms. This species is known for its impressive size and vibrant coloration, often found in the Pacific Ocean along the coasts of North America. However, the title for the largest individual starfish can vary, as there are different species with significant sizes.
