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 Just stumbled upon two tiny little brittle star in Mexico. I have always wondered how they walk – and here is my answer.
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 More coming soon..
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 Cheers
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 Manu
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Brittle star walking with tube feet

Manu Prakash | Wed, Jul 29, 2015, 12:46 PM

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