Seeing how much you liked our “Sea Bunny” and “Sea Sheep” post, we decided to dive deeper to see what else is hidden beneath the sea. We were pleasantly surprised to find that the ocean is full cute slugs!
Most of these “slugs” are actually snails that have lost their shells and gained new characteristics through evolution. For example, sacoglossans are sometimes called “solar-powered sea slugs” because they use chloroplasts from the algae they eat in their own tissue.
Vote for your favorite, or if you happen to be a deep-sea diver, post your own pictures below!
#1 Sea Sheep (Costasiella Kuroshimae)
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Image source: Jim Lynn
#2 Blue Angel (Glaucus Atlanticus)


Image source: Paul Hypnos
#3 Phyllodesmium Poindimiei

Image source: Ken Thongpila
#4 Dirona Albolineata

Image source: Jeff Goddard
#5 Cadlinella Ornatissima

Image source: Jim Chen
#6 Janolus Fuscus

Image source: Daniel Hershman
#7 Hypselodoris Kanga

Image source: Doug Anderson
#8 Cyerce Nigricans

Image source: Allen Lee
#9 Sea Bunny (Acanthodoris Pilosa)

Image source: Jim Anderson
#10 Leaf Slug (Elysia Chlorotica)

Image source: genealogyreligion.net
#11 Lettuce Sea Slug (Elysia Crispata)

Image source: Ashley Hauck
#12 Flabellina Iodinea

Image source: imgur.com
#13 Janolus Barbarensis

Image source: Tory Kallman
#14 Chromodoris Alius

Image source: Eugene Lim
#15 Hypselodoris Apolegma

Image source: Klaus Stiefel
#16 Mediterranean Cow (Vaquita Suiza)

Image source: Javier Atero
#17 ?

Image source: imgur.com
#18 Willan’s Chromodoris

Image source: Allen Lee
#19 Hermissenda Crassicornis

Image source: Jett Britnell
#20 Phyllidiella Pustulosa

Image source: Sheraca
#21 Flabellina

Image source: Dani Barchana
#22 Glossodoris Atromarginata

Image source: Sylke Rohrlach
#23 Unknown

Image source: Todd Aki
#24 Glossodoris Atromarginata

Image source: Stefan Follows
#25 Donut Nudibranch

Image source: govs / 清元
#26 Banyuls Sec Vallenti

Image source: Kevin Bourdon
#27 Mexichromis Multituberculata

Image source: Irwin Ang
#28 Acanthodoris Lutea

Image source: Matt Knoth
#29 Ceratosoma Amoena

Image source: Alistair Merrifield
#30 Phyllodesmium Opalescens

Image source: Irwin Ang
#31 Trinchesia Yamasui Hamatani

Image source: Jun V Lao
#32 Chromodoris Strigata

Image source: Dani Barchana
#33 Trinchesia Sibogae

Image source: Marcel Waldis
#34 Frosted Nudibranch

#35 Cuthona Sibogae

Image source: Brian Mayes
#36 Phyllodesmium Serratum

Image source: Klaus Stiefel
#37 Onchidoris Bilamellata

Image source: Alexander Semenov
#38 Okenia Hopkinsia Rosacea

Image source: Matt Knoth
#39 Hypselodoris Festiva

Image source: Eugene Lim
#40 Phyllidia Ocellata

Image source: Bo Pardau
#41 Hydatina Physis

Image source: Jun V Lao
#42 Chromodoris Sinensis

Image source: Eugene Lim
#43 Nembrotha Kubaryana

Image source: Karen Honeycutt
#44 Goniobranchus Albopunctatus

Image source: Todd Aki
#45 Chromodoris Reticulata

Image source: Eugene Lim
#46 Unknown

Image source: Todd Aki
#47 Chromodoris Reticulata

Image source: Alvin Toh
#48 Melibe Leonina

Image source: ashleyhauck.com
#49 Hooded Nudibranchs

#50 Marionia Platyctenea

#51 Ceratosoma Brevicaudatum- Victoria,australia

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