Elizabeth Hurley is being slammed for holding ‘suffocating’ starfish
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Elizabeth Hurley posed with the starfish in a little blue string bikini, revealing her beautiful cleavage and toned abs. The actress wore her hair in a bun and a pair of fashionable sunglasses to show off her glowing skin. Hurley paid a touching tribute to her son Damian on his 20th birthday last week, prompting this tweet. On Instagram, the actress revealed a plethora of old images of herself and her doppelganger child. With a little Damian sitting on his mother’s knee, the couple could be seen beaming fondly for the camera. Hurley commented beside the adorable photos, “Happy 20th Birthday to my little Princeling.”
Elizabeth Hurley’s Instagram posts?
“Found these gorgeous starfish, alive but stranded, on the sand – they’re now happily back at the bottom of the sea,” Hurley said on Instagram. “They are really fragile and will most likely perish once you take them out of the sea and manage them,” one enraged admirer observed. “Be careful, some starfish die if you touch them,” another concerned user warned.
The Red Cushion Sea Star, according to Professor Morgan Pratchett of James Cook University’s marine biology department, is the starfish in question. “It is not uncommon for them to be washed up on a beach,” Pratchett told news.com.au. It’s doubtful that they’d perish if they were out of the water for a few minutes, but it depends on how long they were out of the water.
How did people react to Elizabeth Hurley’s post?
Many have criticised Elizabeth Hurley for keeping the animals out of the water. When she recently flaunted her amazing form in a blue bikini. Elizabeth Hurley, 56, was reportedly chastised by fans for posing in a holiday snap with ‘delicate’ starfish. According to World Animal Protection. It is never a good idea to touch or remove a starfish from the sea. Because this can cause them to suffocate. Furthermore, because every starfish is made up of fragile and thin tissue, sunscreen or oil on human skin might harm them. They can also be very infected with pathogens transferred by human touch. During the sun-drenched holiday, Hurley took great pleasure in uploading a photo of herself rescuing the two starfish.
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