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When someone just lie there in bed with arms and legs stretched out as far as possible, like a starfish, and a very bored look on their faces as if they are not into it at all.

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It is in the domain Eukarya and the Kingdom protista

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Echinoderms are born as zooplankton. There is no parental care.

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No. Mammals belong to the vertebrates group and echinoderms are invertebrates, and have exoskeletons instead.

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It is not mentioned after Christ was crucified.

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they hide themselves during the day and come out at night so predators do not see them

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Regeneration

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They can blend in to objects. Their features could also let them hide in small places: under a rock, between two things, etc.

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Starfish eat clams and oysters, making them a threat to that economy.

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starfish are aquatic, so for its entire life i guess

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Rays

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yes

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need: scissors Most people disect starfish starting at the optic cushion (sensory organ at tip of arms - looks like a slit) and cut along the arm then cut around the middle part of the starfish. You can do this to any or all of the legs and you can see all the organs this way.

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the regrowth of starfish's legs :P

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no

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i dont think they even breathe at all

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It doesn't help the starfish move it

helps it so it can eat.

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If a starfish loses an arm, it has the power to regenerate, meaning it can grow its appendages back. In fact, if a live starfish lost all its legs(so that it would just be 5 seprate legs - or, at least, most of the time 5 legs) as long as each leg has part of the central body part, every leg can regenerate into a new starfish.

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Crabs have shells. Starfish have 5 legs.

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Not usually, they basically just find their prey, open their stomaches up, and by the end of that process the starfish's meal is already digested.

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Yes, starfish are eukaryotic organisms.

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It's called a starfish that likes meat.

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He's had several attempts working at the Krusty Krab

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