Believe it or not, this creature is from one of the most beautiful families in the animal kingdom. It’s a Melibe viridis, a carnivorous nudibranch, also known as a sea slug.
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Underwater cameraman Jace Green spotted this one deep in the Ceram Sea during a night dive. Nudibranchs are shell-less mollusks that can be brightly colored or drab to match their surroundings. They’re found on the sea floor feeding on algae, sponges, anemones, corals, barnacles, and even other nudibranchs.
Nudibranch Snacks Along The Ocean Floor | National Geographic
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