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Many are convinced that starfish are invertebrate animals. like echinoderms – they are completely unable to move on land (and in water, they are inactive), but this is a big mistake.
In fact, a starfish, say, made by the surf ashore, can slowly but surely crawl back into the water. And such a rare occurrence recently managed to observe an American Zeb Hallock on one of the beaches of North Carolina.
Despite the fact that many people have seen starfish on the coast, to see asteria that is actively sorting out ambulacral legs, to return to their native element, will be able not all live. It’s good that the eyewitness thought of sealing this amazing walking of a marine animal in the video. And although the video below does not show the star’s return to the ocean, Hallock assures that he personally carried there amazing walker, because he felt sorry for the star, especially since her strength the will to return home was admired and deserved such an award.
The author of the video writes:
It was an early evening, probably around 6 o’clock. Was low tide. We noticed that near the water lay a lot of starfish. They were in the sand or in puddles. Then I suddenly noticed that one star moves slowly to crawl back into water. Other people on the beach also saw this very much. In the end in the end, they helped us move all the stars into the sea. It was a truly interesting and unforgettable experience.
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