Sea Slugs

A significant number of sluglike mollusks exist in the universe's seas. They are relatives of the slugs that live on terrain, but unlike them, these marine animals frequently go in brilliant colors and bizarre shapes.

The most drastically significant amass of sea slugs are the nudibranchs. “Nudibranch” denotes “naked gills,” on account of the gills develop as fluffy tufts on the back, not stowed away from view as in different mollusks. Nudibranchs exist essentially on the ocean bottom, slithering in on their bulky foot.

A significant number of can swim if vital to getaway predators. A few sorts of nudibranchs are unhindered-skimming, and chase prey near the ocean surface.

Plant-eating Sea Slugs

The sacoglossans are a different vast aggregate of sea slugs. Unlike the nudibranchs, sacoglossans fundamentally consume pond greenery. They take after nudibranchs in their shades and shapes. Sea slugs incorporate the more gigantic, kelp-consuming ocean bunnies, which have extended earlike tentacles. Neither of these gathers is nearly identified with ground slugs, admitting that some poignant terrain slugs have come to be acclimates to ocean life. These exist on the shore betwixt the tides.