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Regal Sea Goddess (they are very deserving of that name)
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Hypselodoris bullocki, a nudibranch, in the Phillipines
by Aaron Bloch
Nembrotha cristata
Sea slug saturday feature: The jester nudibranch
Trapania scurra
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Did you know that the Spanish Dancer (Hexabranchus Sanguineus) is a large species of sea slug? They get their common name from their resemblance to a traje de flamenca that you would see in Spain while they're swimming. This swimming beauty creates a poison from eating sea sponges that it then spreads onto its otherwise defenceless egg ribbon.
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Brown Horned Dorid Acanthodoris brunnea
A sea slug found from Vancouver Island, British Columbia south to Santa Monica Bay. They grow to about 20 mm long.
image by Craig Hoover
