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Also called the blue dragon sea slug, the blue glaucus is a bright blue and silver nudibranch found in tropical and subtropical waters. They store air bubbles in their stomach to float upside down at the water's surface, foraging for venomous prey such as jellyfish. By eating these creatures, they can ingest their stinging cells and themselves become venomous.
Also called the blue dragon sea slug, the blue glaucus is a bright blue and silver nudibranch found in tropical and subtropical waters. They store air bubbles in their stomach to float upside down at the water's surface, foraging for venomous prey such as jellyfish. By eating these creatures, they can ingest their stinging cells and themselves become venomous.
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