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the sea slug is a rare animal that can be dangerous

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Some examples of these abiotic factors are sunlight, temperature, currents, tides, and depth. Sunlight really affects this because some types of underwater plants and algae use photosynthesis. The currents affect this a lot, too. The Blue Dragon floats due to an air bubble in its stomach.

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The deep blue color may also help reflect harmful UV rays. Additionally, the Blue Glaucus has a flattened, tapered body, along with six appendages that branch out into finger-like cerata–eighty-four to be exact. Cerata are long, slender structures used to sting when hunting or when the Blue Glaucus feels threatened.

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eats the shrew

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eat sea snails

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eats the blue button jellyfish

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eats a ghost crab

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eats the loggerhead sea turtle

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eats the blue dragon sea slug

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food of the blue dragon sea slug

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food of blue dragon sea slug

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Blue glaucuses eat large, venomous prey, such as the Portuguese man o’ war and the blue button jelly, and store their prey’s stinging cells in their bodies to later use against predators.