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51 Sea Slugs That Prove Aliens Already Live On Planet Earth
AnimalsAUG 25, 2015

51 Sea Slugs That Prove Aliens Already Live On Planet Earth

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Seeing how much you liked our "Sea Bunny" and "Sea Sheep" post, we decided to dive deeper to see what else is hidden beneath the sea. We were pleasantly surprised to find that the ocean is full cute slugs!
Most of these “slugs” are actually snails that have lost their shells and gained new characteristics through evolution. For example, sacoglossans are sometimes called “solar-powered sea slugs” because they use chloroplasts from the algae they eat in their own tissue.
Vote for your favorite, or if you happen to be a deep-sea diver, post  your own pictures below!

#1 Sea Sheep (Costasiella Kuroshimae)

Sea Sheep (Costasiella Kuroshimae)
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95points

#2 Blue Angel (Glaucus Atlanticus)

Blue Angel (Glaucus Atlanticus)
90points

#3 Phyllodesmium Poindimiei

Phyllodesmium Poindimiei
80points

#4 Dirona Albolineata

Dirona Albolineata
66points

#5 Cadlinella Ornatissima

Cadlinella Ornatissima
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65points

#6 Janolus Fuscus

Janolus Fuscus
63points

#7 Hypselodoris Kanga

Hypselodoris Kanga
60points

#8 Cyerce Nigricans

Cyerce Nigricans
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58points

#9 Sea Bunny (Acanthodoris Pilosa)

Sea Bunny (Acanthodoris Pilosa)
58points

#10 Leaf Slug (Elysia Chlorotica)

Leaf Slug (Elysia Chlorotica)
57points

#11 Lettuce Sea Slug (Elysia Crispata)

Lettuce Sea Slug (Elysia Crispata)
40points

#12 Flabellina Iodinea

Flabellina Iodinea
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37points

#13 Janolus Barbarensis

Janolus Barbarensis
31points

#14 Chromodoris Alius

Chromodoris Alius
31points

#15 Hypselodoris Apolegma

Hypselodoris Apolegma
30points

#16 Mediterranean Cow (Vaquita Suiza)

Mediterranean Cow (Vaquita Suiza)
28points

#17 ?

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26points

#18 Willan's Chromodoris

Willan's Chromodoris
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25points

#19 Hermissenda Crassicornis

Hermissenda Crassicornis
25points

#20 Phyllidiella Pustulosa

Phyllidiella Pustulosa
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23points
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