Diadema setosum Trusted
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Diadema setosum (Leske 1778) Trusted
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Like the sea star, the long-spine sea urchin is an echinoderm, which means “spiny skin”.
It uses hundreds of flexible, straw-like tube feet to move around, eat and breathe.
Its hollow, hooked spines protect it by breaking off and stabbing anything that tries to touch it. These spines are very painful and difficult to remove.
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Seperti bintang laut, bulu babi juga termasuk ecinodermata, yang artinya "kulit...
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