The Strange Life of Starfish

Starfish don't actually swim like fish do. They crawl along the ocean floor using hundreds of

tiny tube feet underneath their bodies. These tube feet work like suction cups,

helping them grip rocks and move slowly across the seafloor. A starfish can take hours just to travel

a few feet, making them one of the slowest creatures in the ocean. What's even more

fascinating is how starfish see their world. They don't have eyes like we do.

Instead, they have light-sensing organs at the tip of each arm. This means they

can detect light and darkness, but they can't see clear images. They navigate mostly

by touch and chemical signals in the water. And here's the wildest part. If a starfish loses