Starfish live under things because they like dark places.
well, they bury themselves to bury from predators and also to use it as a safe way to catch food! hope i helped:D
The intertidal zone in generally full of mollusks, etc. That is what starfish like to eat. Starfish can be found all ocer the oceans, from coral reef, to the artic, to the deepest depths.
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theres a restraunt but not an actual blue star fish that is lving
the starfish or sea star is an Invertebrate.star fish are not invertabrate
Both the arm and the arm-less body regenerate, making two Star Fish.
The correct term is a Sea Star. The sea star bearing [up to] nine arms is called a "fragile star" and is also a close relative to the "sunflower star".
its right in the middle of its body if you flip a star fish over you will see its mouth the mouth when eating leads straight to the digestive system (stomach) its located between all five arms
In the sand!
Star fish
Different kind of fishes including: star fish , clown fish, sand fish, and lots more stuff!
A sand dollars crawls but it is not a reptile. It is a Echoinoderm related to sea urchin and star fish.
the starfish are on the sand on the shore at the beach. (the front of the lighthouse)
Both the mouth and the anus are on the back side of the sand dollar. The hard outside is called the test. A sand dollar is related to sea urchins and star fish.
Sand dollar is like a starfish. It has a hard bony body covered by spiny skin. The skin has cilia, which helps in catching the organic material that comes near to feed on. There are male and female sand dollars seperately. Snad dollars live in a group on sandy sea beds. They are sometimes washed ashore. when threatened the sand dollars can burry themselves under sand.
Sea shells, sea glass, sand dollars, star fish, beach pebbles, drift wood, sand, crab shells, and shark teeth.
yes they do indeed live in a rocky shoreline. They also live in seagrass and sand.
Echinoderms, which include star fish, sand dollars, and sea urchins have an oral plate.
No, a sand dollar is a marine animal that must remain in the water to survive. It is very similar to a sea urchin or even a star fish in this sense.
Yes, If another fish was to eat the star fish whilst underwater then the star fish would die.