Starfish Circulation: Do They Have a Heart?
A starfish, or sea star, does not have a heart or a closed circulatory system like humans or other vertebrates. Instead, starfish have a water vascular system that serves various functions, including movement and feeding. The water vascular system consists of a network of water-filled canals and numerous tube feet. Sea stars use their tube feet to move around, attach to surfaces, and capture prey.Open Heart Surgery - Related Articles
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