If you were to look at this little, funky starfish, there's a chance the well-armed sea creature would look back at you (though it may see a blurry version of you) — with its up to 50 eyes — all ...
An artist’s conception shows Otter Pup 2 (at left) approaching its target satellite. (Starfish Space Illustration) Two years after its first space mission literally took a turn for the worse, Tukwila, ...
Most animals that live in perpetual darkness tend to stop using their eyes or light-sensitive organs, but some deep-water starfish seem to be going the other way. Researchers have looked at 13 species ...
A close examination of a collection of starfish in the Smithsonian revealed even more starfish inside those starfish. By Darren Incorvaia Christopher Mah, a biologist at the Smithsonian, was scouring ...
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Starfish break the rules of animal distribution
Animals and plants around the world are not randomly distributed. They appear to follow trends and patterns. But it's often difficult to figure out if the patterns we see in the natural world actually ...
The biggest study of starfish is revealing more about where they live and, in the process, challenging some long-held assumptions. Animals and plants around the world are not randomly distributed.
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