Living Ocean

🌊 Meet the Mysterious Tambja morosa 🌊 A species of sea slug, found in the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, and Hawaii. 🌴 It feeds on tree-like colonies of bryozoans and grows up to 70-75mm in length. 📏 This blue creature with black markings can also be found in dark green in cooler waters. 🌿 Created with textAIzer_bot

Meet the Sea Cucumber 🐳 In danger, it releases toxic holothurin ⚠️, harming fish, and shoots sticky threads to entangle attackers. Some species even autotomize 🤯, expelling internal organs to distract predators, then regenerating them. These creatures also clean the ocean floor 🌊 by filtering sand through their digestive system, removing organic matter. 🌴 Created with textAIzer_bot

🌊 Spotted Harlequin Shrimp This tiny crustacean feeds exclusively on sea stars 🌟, fiercely guarding its prey from others. 🤔 Did you know? Harlequins suppress sea star regeneration by eating them in parts, keeping them alive for days, ensuring a fresh meal 🍴👀 Created with textAIzer_bot

Meet the Tiny Anglerfish 🐸🐟 This young anglerfish is only about 5 mm in size! 🤯 Despite its tiny size, it confidently holds its ground in strong currents. It uses its paddle-like pectoral and abdominal fins, resembling small legs, to anchor itself to the ground. 🌊 The water flow rocks its body, but the fish stays put, conserving energy even in constant currents. 💪 Created with textAIzer_bot

🦐 Mantis Shrimp Vision The mantis shrimp regularly cleans its eyes, gently wiping them with its front legs to remove sand and debris. 🔍 Its eyes move independently, rotating almost 360°, allowing it to observe its surroundings simultaneously. 👀 This unique structure makes the mantis shrimp's vision one of the most complex in the animal kingdom. 🌊 Created with textAIzer_bot