'Straight from my nightmares': Giant starfish in Port Aransas shocks the internet
A giant starfish, known as a gray sea star, was spotted recently crawling around a Port Aransas beach and viewer Christine ...
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New study reveals hidden dangers threatening mega-starfish species on brink of extinction: 'Crucial for the future'
"The implications of our study go beyond the sunflower sea star." New study reveals hidden dangers threatening mega-starfish ...
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You’ve Never Seen a Sea Creature Move Like This
Some starfish have more than 50 arms – they grow more as they get older. Incredibly, if a sea star loses a limb, it can grow it back, but it may take a year or so. Sea stars do not have blood.
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Brimming Pools
This story appears in the June 2011 issue of National Geographic magazine. The sea star—often called a starfish, though it's no more a fish than it is a sheepdog—ranks with the most ...