No. There is no hard, inflexible exoskeleton. The starfish skin has hard protuberances called ossicles, in the form of small plates and spines, which offers most species some protection.
The only way a starfish can become smaller is through extreme starvation, disease, or losing one or more arms to a predator. In many starfish, the arms will regrow.
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Only in the movies can you shrink yourself to the size of an ant.
About the size of your face!
dip a dollar bill in ANHYDROUSAMMONIA it will shrink to a quarter of it size
Yes, starfish can be sensitive to temperature changes. Sudden changes in temperature can stress them and potentially impact their health and behavior. They are ectothermic, meaning they rely on their external environment to regulate their body temperature.
Well, there are lots of different types of starfish and that means that they can't all be the same size. :)
take it to the cleaners and tell them to shrink them
The third form of shrink(i.e. to minimize something in size or miniature things) is Shrunk
8.89 Cm.
cut it
Usually between 8-10 centermeters.. they are very tiny.
No.