Usually slugs are associated with slippery, unattractive creatures that leave traces of themselves mucus. But it turns out that in the depths of the ocean live pretty mollusks, upon seeing which one wants to smile and be surprised.
Content
- 1 Jorunna parva
- 2 Sea Sheep (Costasiella Kuroshimae)
- 3 Blue Angel (Glaucus Atlanticus)
- 4 Janolus Fuscus
- 5 Phyllodesmium poindimiei
Jorunna parva
An unusual clam Jorunna parva lives on the bottom of the Indian Ocean – sea slug, similar to a hare.
Pointed ears help him detect smell and taste.
Sea Sheep (Costasiella Kuroshimae)
This charming clam, eye beads and ears make it like a sheep from a cartoon.
Sheep leaf lives off the coast of Japan, Indonesia and the Philippines on 10 meters deep. But the most amazing thing about this cartoon creature what it refers to animals capable of performing photosynthesis.
Blue Angel (Glaucus Atlanticus)
Blue angel – a species of mollusks from the order of nudibranchs. Dwell in oceans of the tropical zone.
Janolus Fuscus
It lives in shallow waters near the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska and central California, as well as northern Japan. On attack predator mollusk curls up in a ball, exposing for protection spines.
Phyllodesmium Poindimiei
This clam has a bright appearance.
It lives in the Philippines, Hawaii, Indonesia, Australia and New. Caledonia.
Polar Corifella feeds on corals, and its length is about 0.5 centimeters.
In the underwater world, many unique creatures live, while the sea depths are still very poorly studied. Some creatures look like they are an artist’s imagination, not real beings.
