Animals
Disease Causes Starfish to Lose Arms, Dissolve into White Blobs of Goo [VIDEO]
Starfish across a huge swath of the West Coast have died from a grim disease that causes lesions on the creatures that literally cause them to waste away, decaying and dissolving into white, gooey blobs.
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