white and yellow nudibranch

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White, yellow and black nudibranch. Underwater photo. Philippine Royalty Free Stock Photo
White, yellow and black nudibranch. Underwater photo. Philippine Royalty Free Stock Photo
White and yellow nudibranch. Underwater photo. Philippines Royalty Free Stock Photo
White, yellow and black nudibranch. Underwater photo. Philippine Royalty Free Stock Photo
White, yellow and black nudibranch. Underwater photo. Philippine Royalty Free Stock Photo
Two yellow, blue, white, purple and black nudibranch. Underwater Royalty Free Stock Photo
White Nudibranch with Yellow Close Up Detail on Coral Reef Royalty Free Stock Photo
White and yellow Nudibranch
White, yellow and black nudibranch. Underwater photo. Philippine Royalty Free Stock Photo
Nudibranch Blue White and Yellow Royalty Free Stock Photo
Crowned nudibranch Polycera capensis white sea slug with black and yellow Royalty Free Stock Photo
Crowned nudibranch Polycera capensis white sea slug with black and yellow Royalty Free Stock Photo
Bright yellow nudibranch sea slug crawls on coral reef. Tiny pink and white spotted marine mollusk explores ocean floor. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Vibrant Nudibranch Close-up: Exotic Sea Slug with Blue, White, and Yellow Patterns Royalty Free Stock Photo
White Nudibranch with Yellow Edge: Underwater Elegance on Coral Reef Royalty Free Stock Photo
The name comes from the Latin word for ‘naked’ and the Greek word for ‘gills’. They are molluscs in the class of gastropods. A nudibranch is basically a sea slug, but there are some species of sea slugs that are not nudibranchs. The term ‘sea slug’ may sound unpleasant and boring, but these creatures have quite a following of fans, many of whom go diving in search for new or particular species. In general, they are about the size of your thumb, but many are a lot smaller and some measure up to 60cm. in length. Most are colourful, but some are very bland in appearance. Only a few can swim, while most move across the seabed or coral very very slowly. They fall into two main groups, which are dorid nudibranchs and eolid nudibranchs. The main difference between these two groups is their appearance and which body parts they use to breathe. There are more than 3,000 different species of currently-identified nudibranchs. New species are recognised by science every year.


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