There are 1000’s of species of sea slugs. This nudibranch is just one of the spectacularly colored ones that exist in tropical locations. The rhinophores (aka the nose of the nudibranch) come out of the top of the head of the slug and look a lot like antennae in insects. These structures have special receptors that allow the nudibranch to sense chemical cues in the water, enabling them to find food and avoid predators. Love these little creatures! Diving with @atlantisdiveresorts .. . . . . . #s

Sea slugs aka Nudibranch really are the most weird and wonderful looking things. We thought we’d share a few fun facts about these fascinating, brightly-coloured critters: - There are over 3,000 species of nudibranchs, and around 100 species found in UK waters - They range in size from microscopic to over a foot and a half long - They are found in all the world's oceans, from cold water to warm water - They are carnivorous and their prey includes sponges, coral, anemones, hydroids, barnacles, fi

Nudibranchs are colorful, soft-bodied sea slugs that breathe through feathery gills on their backs. They can steal stingers from jellyfish, glow, or mimic other creatures—tiny, toxic, and fabulous fashion icons of the sea! #nudibranch | Critter Hunter