Instead of blood, sea stars have a circulatory system made up primarily of sea water. Seawater is pumped into the animal’s water vascular system through its sieve plate (madreporite — light-colored spot on the top).
When it catches food the sea star then pushes its stomach through its mouth outside and then digests the animal and slides its stomach back into its own body.
Sea stars also have eyes at the end of each arm, the more arms the more eyes. Each sea star eye is very simple and looks like a red spot. They are mostly just for sensing light.
And when they walk on land it looks like an alien.
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Fascinating! Thanks.
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Now that’s an alien if ever there was one !
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Right!
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Awesome!
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Wow, very interesting. I did not know any of that. It does look like an alien when it’s walking. Actually reminds me somewhat of the aliens in the Independence Day movies when its moving.
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Hi Lander7 (Alex Sutton) and rue202,
Some starfish have more than 20 “arms”.
Also, starfish does not have a localised “brain”, as far as I can remember.
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Interesting. Thanks!
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God’s creation is amazing!
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It is
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Thanks to starfish i found your blog!!!! Have a nice day!!!!
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I know this is unrelated but thought you’d like to see this.
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That’s interesting! It brings us back to that future hints encoded in fiction theory. Thanks, and please keep them coming.
I wish you had posted this in here https://realitydecoded.blog/2020/03/25/a-psychic-made-a-prediction-in-2004-and-2008-about-an-illness-attacking-lungs-in-2020/
I think they would have loved to see this in that thread.
Side note: On purpose, of by accident while eating or using bats for medicine China (and the rest of the world) needs to grow up, none of us have time for this level of disruption.
Although it may reduce pollution, consumption, improve medical preparedness/healthcare, and provide a path for universal pay.
Just saying
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Feel free to add it to the post if you want to collect it there. I’ll keep that one in mind for later.
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I think I will add it to that large post I did with Data Fragments.
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Sylvia Browne (I own a few of her books) as psychics go, aren’t perfect – we are human afterall.
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I suspect she wrote future predictions as a way to make money. She wrote fiction and pawned it off as fact.
BUT
She seemed to gleam a bit of the Data Stream in her writings.
Just a thought
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Are you saying that this whole thing was orchestrated (planned) years ago?
… As CONspiracies go
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Not at all. What Lander and I have been discussing is when creative types are “in the zone” they tap into the data stream and unknowingly predict future events. I’m sure the author is as surprised as the next guy. Musicians and screen writers do this pretty frequently.
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Agreed
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Okay – that’s a possibility
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Yikes! I was just reviewing that post I made and saw this in it:
“The episode in 2000 S11 E17 ‘Bart To The Future’
Lisa has become President and, in a scene where she addresses her inner circle, she says: “We’ve inherited quite the budget crunch from President Trump.” They then go on to talk about Donald Trump as president multiple more times and the country now being completely broke.”
Just saying
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Most likely not, but events tend to show up in fictional literature before they happen. A strange phenomenon.
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Much like a Simpsons episode
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Try this you might find it interesting:
https://realitydecoded.blog/category/fragments-and-future-data/
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I fucking hate sea creatures. The starfish is legit one of the most terrifying creatures ever. *shudder*
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