Water Dragon Slug at Bianca Mulquin blog

Water Dragon Slug. Taro taylor / getty images. Found throughout the atlantic, pacific, and indian oceans in tropical and subtropical waters, the blue glaucus grows up to 1.2 inches (3 cm) long. The blue glaucus, which is also called the blue dragon, sea swallow, or blue angel, is a brightly colored nudibranch, commonly known as sea slugs. Learn about the marvels and perils of this small, yet. The glaucus atlanticus sea slug, or blue dragon, feeds on toxins from much larger species. This creature goes by many common names including sea swallow, blue ocean slug, blue angel and our personal favorite, blue dragon. Referred to as rare, angelic and deadly, it’s no wonder that the blue dragon (glaucus atlanticus) has gained such a big reputation. It may seem bright and beguiling once washed up onto a local beach, but when it’s in the water the blue dragon is a master of disguise, using its colours to blend with ocean and sky. Dive into the mesmerizing world of the blue dragon sea slug, an ocean drifter with a lethal secret weapon. Blue dragons are also known as the blue sea slug, blue angel, dragon slug, and even sea swallow. They are found near the water’s surface and washed up on beaches around the world.

They are found near the water’s surface and washed up on beaches around the world. Found throughout the atlantic, pacific, and indian oceans in tropical and subtropical waters, the blue glaucus grows up to 1.2 inches (3 cm) long. This creature goes by many common names including sea swallow, blue ocean slug, blue angel and our personal favorite, blue dragon. Blue dragons are also known as the blue sea slug, blue angel, dragon slug, and even sea swallow. Taro taylor / getty images. Dive into the mesmerizing world of the blue dragon sea slug, an ocean drifter with a lethal secret weapon. Learn about the marvels and perils of this small, yet. Referred to as rare, angelic and deadly, it’s no wonder that the blue dragon (glaucus atlanticus) has gained such a big reputation. The blue glaucus, which is also called the blue dragon, sea swallow, or blue angel, is a brightly colored nudibranch, commonly known as sea slugs. The glaucus atlanticus sea slug, or blue dragon, feeds on toxins from much larger species.

Water Dragon Slug by BirdOfTheUniverse on DeviantArt

Water Dragon Slug It may seem bright and beguiling once washed up onto a local beach, but when it’s in the water the blue dragon is a master of disguise, using its colours to blend with ocean and sky. They are found near the water’s surface and washed up on beaches around the world. Dive into the mesmerizing world of the blue dragon sea slug, an ocean drifter with a lethal secret weapon. Learn about the marvels and perils of this small, yet. The glaucus atlanticus sea slug, or blue dragon, feeds on toxins from much larger species. The blue glaucus, which is also called the blue dragon, sea swallow, or blue angel, is a brightly colored nudibranch, commonly known as sea slugs. This creature goes by many common names including sea swallow, blue ocean slug, blue angel and our personal favorite, blue dragon. Taro taylor / getty images. Found throughout the atlantic, pacific, and indian oceans in tropical and subtropical waters, the blue glaucus grows up to 1.2 inches (3 cm) long. Blue dragons are also known as the blue sea slug, blue angel, dragon slug, and even sea swallow. Referred to as rare, angelic and deadly, it’s no wonder that the blue dragon (glaucus atlanticus) has gained such a big reputation. It may seem bright and beguiling once washed up onto a local beach, but when it’s in the water the blue dragon is a master of disguise, using its colours to blend with ocean and sky.