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Quick facts about these diverse echinoderms with unique methods of eating. The sea star (starfish, Asteroidea). Starfish facts! You may recognize these as Peach from Finding Nemo and Patrick from Spongebob. You might even finding them walking on the beach.

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With thousands of starfish species in the ocean, their lifespan differs greatly.

Usually larger starfish live longer than the smaller species.

According to National Geographic the average life span for a starfish in the wild is up to 35 years.

For a marine animal that doesn’t have a brain and eats their food from the inside out, starfish are quite fantastic.

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Sea star habitats are highly variable; these animals can be found in all ocean basins of the world and at a large assortment of depths and bottom composition. They are benthic animals, which means that they live on the ocean floor whether they are in deep or shallow water.

Sea stars occupy every type of habitat, including tidal pools, rocky shores, sea grass, kelp beds, and coral reefs.

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Adaptations to Aquatic Environments: Starfish

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Starfish have two stomachs, and they can eat bivalves, such as clams and oysters, despite the fact that their prey may be larger than themselves.