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Green Springs National Historic Landmark District??? in Green Springs
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Green Springs National Historic Landmark District
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The land and buildings within the District are privately owned. Many of the homeowners within the District have donated or sold scenic easements over their property to protect the historic scene. The Department of the Interior holds many of those easements and the National Park Service is responsible for monitoring and enforcing them. A private organization, Historic Green Springs, Inc., also holds easements and is dedicated to the preservation of the District.

Instead of using tools to open their lunch, seastars pull it apart using tube feet that work like suction cups. 10 kb  

Did You Know?
Just like people, seastars eat clams, oysters and mussels! Instead of using tools to open their lunch they pull it apart using tube feet that work like suction cups. Then they push their stomach out of their centrally located mouth and into their prey and liquidate it!

Last Updated: October 02, 2006 at 09:22 EST