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Same here, Mistress Maddie, only I can't remember when it decided to live a new life of its own - possibly during a move. Fascinating animals, and way less hurting than the few sea urchins I came across :-)
Fascinating to watch, but I'll stay my distance (live and let live) The person watching it, didn't seem to mind getting his/her foot near the starfish. Do they sting humans?
I once found a dead starfish on the beach so I kept it and it dried out nicely I still have it.
ReplyDeleteSame here, Mistress Maddie, only I can't remember when it decided to live a new life of its own - possibly during a move.
ReplyDeleteFascinating animals, and way less hurting than the few sea urchins I came across :-)
Scott from Massachusetts said...
ReplyDeleteFascinating to watch, but I'll stay my distance (live and let live) The person watching it, didn't seem to mind getting his/her foot near the starfish. Do they sting humans?
Scott, 90% of starfish generally speaking, not dangerous. However, some of these sea stars, like urchins are poisonous and can hurt people.
ReplyDeleteMaddie - Thanks for the info!
ReplyDeletePoor thing. I hope it lived until it got back to the sea.
ReplyDeleteMust be the grandpappy of them all! It's huge!!
ReplyDeleteFascinating to watch!
ReplyDeleteHowever, why didn't some adult say
"let's put it back in the water so
it doesn't die,"