How do starfish move with hundreds of legs but no brain? 🤔 The marine invertebrates, also known as sea stars, lift their bodies off the ground with their tiny tubular feet to move across underwater surfaces. Their feet are coordinated purely through mechanical loading, enabling the animals to bounce rhythmically along the seabed without a central nervous system. This new understanding of how they manage this could inspire underwater exploration robots that work on the same principles. https://w

13K views · 236 reactions | Have you ever seen a starfish in motion? Each arm of a starfish is lined with hundreds of tiny tube feet. It's not just about walking; these tube feet are key to their survival. They allow starfish to grip surfaces, maneuver across the seabed, and play a crucial role in how they feed. #starfish #starfishing Location: Vancouver Island, BC  : Zeb Hallock of dailyviewbc | Discvr Blog | Facebook