Believe it or not, sea urchin’s teeth could hold the key to everlasting sharp tools.

Scientists have found that sea urchins dig themselves hiding holes in the limestone of ocean floor using teeth which do not read more

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Sea Urchins are invertebrates (echinoderms) that live on the seafloor.

Sea Urchins have radial symmetry and long, protective spines

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This is the first time I am seeing the picture of sea urchins.Thanks for the link,Jayen. :) :)
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