Apr 30
Arctic Slimestar Hymenaster pellucidus
Found in Baffin Bay and adjacent waters east to the East Siberian Sea, to western Canadian arctic. Its southernmost limit appears to be north Iceland.
image by Halvard Aas Midtun
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Arctic Slimestar Hymenaster pellucidus
Found in Baffin Bay and adjacent waters east to the East Siberian Sea, to western Canadian arctic. Its southernmost limit appears to be north Iceland.
image by Halvard Aas Midtun
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Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Most animals need blood to survive, but not starfish! None of the over 2,000 species of sea star have blood, although they do have a circulatory system. To transport oxygen and nutrients through their body, starfish pump seawater through an opening called the madreporite into their bodies. Starfish also use this system to move by contracting various muscles and forcing water into or out of their limbs.
(Image: A cluster of ochre sea stars (Pisaster ochraceus) by David Job)
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