#basketstar — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #basketstar, aggregated by home.social.
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Arms of the Abyss https://deepseanews.com/2024/01/arms-of-the-abyss/
"#BasketStars, so named for the dizzying and multi-branching nature of their convoluted arms, often perch atop #coral or rocky formations. From this high mount, the #BasketStar can extends its arms in faster moving waters away from the seafloor to ensnare drifting #zooplankton for food. Its arms, equipped with tiny hooks and sticky mucus, capture prey that gets passed to its central mouth."
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Arms of the Abyss https://deepseanews.com/2024/01/arms-of-the-abyss/
"#BasketStars, so named for the dizzying and multi-branching nature of their convoluted arms, often perch atop #coral or rocky formations. From this high mount, the #BasketStar can extends its arms in faster moving waters away from the seafloor to ensnare drifting #zooplankton for food. Its arms, equipped with tiny hooks and sticky mucus, capture prey that gets passed to its central mouth."
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Arms of the Abyss https://deepseanews.com/2024/01/arms-of-the-abyss/
"#BasketStars, so named for the dizzying and multi-branching nature of their convoluted arms, often perch atop #coral or rocky formations. From this high mount, the #BasketStar can extends its arms in faster moving waters away from the seafloor to ensnare drifting #zooplankton for food. Its arms, equipped with tiny hooks and sticky mucus, capture prey that gets passed to its central mouth."
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Arms of the Abyss https://deepseanews.com/2024/01/arms-of-the-abyss/
"#BasketStars, so named for the dizzying and multi-branching nature of their convoluted arms, often perch atop #coral or rocky formations. From this high mount, the #BasketStar can extends its arms in faster moving waters away from the seafloor to ensnare drifting #zooplankton for food. Its arms, equipped with tiny hooks and sticky mucus, capture prey that gets passed to its central mouth."
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Arms of the Abyss https://deepseanews.com/2024/01/arms-of-the-abyss/
"#BasketStars, so named for the dizzying and multi-branching nature of their convoluted arms, often perch atop #coral or rocky formations. From this high mount, the #BasketStar can extends its arms in faster moving waters away from the seafloor to ensnare drifting #zooplankton for food. Its arms, equipped with tiny hooks and sticky mucus, capture prey that gets passed to its central mouth."
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Closeup of a basket star, aka gorgonocephalus. #WetSpecimens #Starfiah #BasketStar #Gorgonocephus #SeaLife #SeaCreatures
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Closeup of a basket star, aka gorgonocephalus. #WetSpecimens #Starfiah #BasketStar #Gorgonocephus #SeaLife #SeaCreatures
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Closeup of a basket star, aka gorgonocephalus. #WetSpecimens #Starfiah #BasketStar #Gorgonocephus #SeaLife #SeaCreatures
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Closeup of a basket star, aka gorgonocephalus. #WetSpecimens #Starfiah #BasketStar #Gorgonocephus #SeaLife #SeaCreatures
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Closeup of a basket star, aka gorgonocephalus. #WetSpecimens #Starfiah #BasketStar #Gorgonocephus #SeaLife #SeaCreatures