The answer is entirely dependant on the species to which you refer, and there are over 2000 known species of starfish to choose from.
Generally speaking the lifespan is longer in larger species. For example, Leptasterias hexactis reaches sexual maturity in two years, and lives for about ten years in total, while Pisaster ochraceus reaches maturity in five years, and may live to the age of 34.
Yes
a starfish can shed an arm and grow it back bye(:
Fish do eat starfish depending on the eatign characteristics
a starfish can shed an arm and grow it back bye(:
Starfish..Grow through a process called pylatithus
The starfish will regenerate another arm. The arm that was lost does not grow into another starfish.
as they get older they grow where parts get out of.
No, because all starfish do it.
1 year and if starfish eats human about a sec
A starfish can grow a new arm!
yes
About 10-30cm :)