On the Arctic sea floor lie hungry predators that can eat dead polar bears.
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Seastars within the Pterasteridae family sat at the top, with the study dubbing them “the benthic equivalent to polar bears.” He said that invertebrates, or creatures without backbones, living in sediment on the Arctic sea floor did not just consist of plant-eating herbivores.
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