Today's snail: Gyroscala commutata | Lamellose Wentletrap
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Today's snail: Gyroscala commutata | Lamellose Wentletrap

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Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Most animals don't have the firepower to tangle with the Portuguese Man'o'war, as their venomous sting can be extremely painful or even lethal. One predator, however, can't get enough of these floating siphonophores! The violet sea snail creates a raft out of mucus bubbles, and waits on the surface of the water waiting for jellyfish to float by for a tasty snack.
(Image: A violet sea snail (Janthina janthina) floating on its hand-made bubble raft by Denis Reik)
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Diagnosis: Cycloscala peseana Common name: N/A
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Today’s snail: Epitonium friabile

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