There are several kinds of symmetry, one of which is radial symmetry. Echinoderms a.k.a. sea stars (or the less technically correct term starfish) exhibits this kind of symmetry. Trusty old Merriam-Webster defines such as “the condition of having similar parts regularly arranged around a central axis”.
Some flowers also have radial symmetry, case in point:
Imagine if human faces have radial symmetry. Heh!
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Those starfish are unusually exquisite.
Welcome to the the ultra biodiverse Philippines! 🙂
Nice “starfish” shot, Melissa! 😉
Thanks! 😉
So pretty, especially the starfish. It’s as if they are holding hands and don’t want to let go 🙂
Mabel!!! Haha! Beena while since I dropped a note on your site. :)) Thanks for the kind words! How are you these days? 😀
Challenging times for me…but that always means there’s better times ahead and the only way is up 😀 I am enjoying your photos lots on Instagram. So many beautiful photos, looking forward to more ❤
Aww. Hope things get better for you. For the time being I am not able to blog lengthy posts, I can only share photos on IG. 😦