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? The nine-armed sea star (Luidia senegalensis)
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Nov 4, 2018 1:45 AM
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toasteheh
Put it on your dick
NoonPresence
Why would there even be such a thing?
Mudm3n
Azura's star !
IMayOrMayNotHaveTroubleFindingAndOrChoosingAUsername
+1 for source!
Johnny5dicks
Gh0stshad0w1291
The longer I watch this the more I'm expecting it to do something horrific like suddenly jump
iWillReverseIt
Popyachopinafan
He is on his way to the shoestore
Confrontation
This is why I don't like the ocean. If this was a video game you'd shoot that thing instantly!
Distrill
My first instinct is to kill it with fire.
DoctorScoutBobTotoBarkingtonIII
Some of those legs don’t look like they’re involved.
zeroXXbanshee
ridureyu
Have you ever just stopped and asked yourself why starfish exist outside of science fiction?
ThomasThundersword
KILL IT WITH FIRE!
SpecialContainmentProcedures
Kill it with selenium
realbrickwall
Starfish are basically stomachs with weird leg things and we should be glad they don't grow large enough to eat humans.
LilDomino
....But it looks large enough.....the reason you think they don't...is cause they did and aren't around to tell
pyradim
This is a whole new sort of phobia
Fuzzynubz
SearchingForUnderstanding
He canned did it.
nosoupfourewe
Hypoxicith
I believe
nosoupfourewe
Noob3rts
Calm down, Patrick.
BananaLover93
It's like 9 centipedes stuck together. and why an odd number of legs? is one of them a head?
ItDisgustsMeThatMyFriendsLikeMilkandSugarintheirRice
Rush1007
It’s called Luidia senegalensis
venomlash
An asteroid.
andersonpooper
Pycnopodia sea star maybe. The Latin is something like “dense limbs”
Arsikere
starfish
tooomanystevesgotbanned
*seastar
Beeblebrox2nd
Sandstorm by DaRude.
Rootiestbegga
Is nobody going to acknowledge how this thing has 9 legs!!????
AbeoLogos
Luidia senegalensis.
mashimaro
Everything about the echinoderms is so odd and off from the rest of nature. I love them.
AncientWeapons
I JUST CAME HERE TO WRITE THIS!
iarba
And glowing
qyrriqat
Is THAT why they call it the nine-armed sea star? Wow, now it all makes sense.
ChallengerDeep
Like 9,000 legs. It puts the leggiest centipede to shame. I have a lot less respect for the centipede now.
IratetheD
i acknowledge it has 9 legs... does that make you feel better??? i tried -___-
eggmuffin
You ask as if no one but you has noticed.
tooomanystevesgotbanned
Most species have 5, some species have six or seven arms, and others have 10–15 arms. https://arxiv.org/abs/1202.2219
McFluffySundae
Just wait until you see how they eat by expelling their own digestive tract
MadCDeeJay
Bottomfeeder goes fishing with his prolapsnet?
tooomanystevesgotbanned
It's a seastar (echinoderm). How many legs do you think it should have?
LetMeTouchIt
Bout tree fiddy
BangstickMagnum
Brittlestar?
TheCanadianFlag
No brittle stars are smaller
ThongsAreFootwear
Four, five, six or eight seem pretty popular options.
tooomanystevesgotbanned
Most species have 5, some species have six or seven arms, and others have 10–15 arms. https://arxiv.org/abs/1202.2219
venomlash
10. It may have lost one due to injury. t. paleoguy
TimeLostHereIsGoneForever
But it’s a sea star, of some variety, and aren’t they kind of known for having an odd number of legs?
tooomanystevesgotbanned
Most species have 5, some species have six or seven arms, and others have 10–15 arms. https://arxiv.org/abs/1202.2219
Delathi
And each of those legs has hundreds of little tiny legs of their own!
caustickiwii
And each of those tiny legs has thousands of minuscule legs of its own!
Vloddamick
And each of those minuscule legs has tens of thousands of microscopic legs of their own!
BulletinYOurnanus
And each of those... ok enough
TheWeathersGreatUpHere
And each of those tiny legs has millions of microscopic legs of their own!
TheBreadlord
And each of those microscopic legs is double the size of my dick.
AimlessSavant
Long story short; Legs