Hypnotizing footage reveals a never-before-seen swimming sea slug that eats using a large jelly-like hood and glows to defend itself from predators. Living at depths of between 3,300 and 13,100 ...

While most sea slugs use a raspy tongue to feed on prey ... They move through these waters by flexing their body up and down to swim or simply drifting motionless with the currents.

We have been seeing and getting reports of sea cherubs washing ashore,” the Seaside Aquarium posted on Facebook. “Sea cherubs (Cliopsis krohni) are highly specialized sea slugs that spend their whole ...

Small, translucent creatures — known as sea cherubs — are washing up along Oregon beaches, and more sightings are occurring in 2025 than usual, according to Seaside Aquarium.

I had been given a mission: to film a blind, underwater sea slug known as the sea bunny, which uses its ‘ears’ to sense chemicals in the water, and feeds on a poisonous blue sponge in order to ...

Sea cherubs, or Cliopsis krohni, are about the size of a nickel and can take down prey that is triple their size.