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They have few predators. The spines contain detergent-like 'saponins' that can result in pain & uncontrolled bleeding.
This Pacific triton, a giant sea snail, is one of the few animals able to make a snack out of the C-O-T starfish, bypassing the thorns with a mucus coating.
Nature is metal.
This Pacific triton, a giant sea snail, is one of the few animals able to make a snack out of the C-O-T starfish, bypassing the thorns with a mucus coating.
Nature is metal.
December 9, 2025 at 1:36 PM
They have few predators. The spines contain detergent-like 'saponins' that can result in pain & uncontrolled bleeding.
This Pacific triton, a giant sea snail, is one of the few animals able to make a snack out of the C-O-T starfish, bypassing the thorns with a mucus coating.
Nature is metal.
This Pacific triton, a giant sea snail, is one of the few animals able to make a snack out of the C-O-T starfish, bypassing the thorns with a mucus coating.
Nature is metal.