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How starfish move around

They may often be immobile or very slow, starfish actually do move around. In a unique way...

04/22/2019 6:26 AM
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25 comments

  • 권정환
    04/22/2019 08:36

    starfish eats everything on its path.

  • James S.
    04/22/2019 08:41

    With thousands of teeny tube feet, but it IS interesting to watch in very Slooooowww motion!

  • Nur A.
    04/22/2019 10:04

    Aff Afifah macam tgn orang merayap

  • Amy F.
    04/22/2019 11:51

    Sneaky bastards

  • Florian G.
    04/22/2019 12:09

    on en parlait quand tu te faisais faire les ongles.

  • Léa M.
    04/22/2019 12:26

    voila les réponses aux questions que je me posais ! 🙂

  • Dina M.
    04/22/2019 13:23

    neat!

  • Clare C.
    04/22/2019 17:07

    A keystone species and the tiger of the tidepools .

  • Pamela S.
    04/22/2019 17:43

    Yep and wow!

  • Stefanie P.
    04/22/2019 20:58

    gugg mal... 😉

  • Lauren S.
    04/22/2019 22:00

    this unit underwater adaptation

  • Nick W.
    04/24/2019 05:43

    Sea stars*

  • Kathy S.
    04/28/2019 10:59

    And we thought we were complex. Amazing.

  • Tite M.
    04/28/2019 15:53

    Beautifull

  • Orville N.
    05/04/2019 22:38

    sea sloth?

  • James G.
    05/05/2019 01:58

    ⭐️

  • Katie M.
    05/05/2019 17:29

    those pink spots we saw on those starfish are their madreporites!

  • Linda L.
    05/06/2019 21:46

    very interesting

  • Warren P.
    05/07/2019 12:56

    but Crown of Thorns Starfish is the worst creature among of them.

  • Samantha W.
    05/10/2019 04:50

    amazballs