Nudibranchs are small, soft-bodied members of the mollusc family. They're probably most commonly known as sea slugs. They are knows for their odd body shapes and striking colors, which are thought to be a warning to predators that they're poisonous. There are more than 3,000 species identified, and probably more that haven't yet been found.
Ceratosoma Nudibranchs I’ve seen on my dives, by the SEA Undersea Guide.
Chromodoris Nudibranchs I’ve seen on my dives, by the SEA Undersea Guide.
Glossodoris Nudibranchs I’ve seen on my dives, by the SEA Undersea Guide.
Goniobranchus- Nudibranchs I’ve seen on my dives, by the SEA Undersea Guide.
Hypselodoris Nudibranchs I’ve seen on my dives, by the SEA Undersea Guide.
Mystery Nudibranchs I’ve seen on my dives, by the SEA Undersea Guide.
Nembrotha Nudibranchs I’ve seen on my dives, by the SEA Undersea Guide.
Phyllidia Nudibranchs I’ve seen on my dives, by the SEA Undersea Guide.
Phyllodesmium Nudibranchs I’ve seen on my dives, by the SEA Undersea Guide.