1. Sea Dragon Leaf (Leafy Sea Dragon )
Sea Dragon (phycodurus eques) has a leaf-like tendrils around her who helped hide among the sea grass, so that both prey and predator is difficult to know its existence.
Sea dragon can be found along the coastline of Australia . Sea dragon adult size can reach 45cm (18 inches). During mating season, the female will store up to 250 eggs are bright pink in any part of the tail males where they are then stuck together and fertilization.
2. Fire Flying squid (squid Firefly )
( image source: Phil Livelsberger )
Fire flying squid ( watasenia scintillans ) has a light-producing organs called photophores - by emitting light On and Off, marine animals are able to attract the attention of their prey prior to pounce with the tentacles. Hewn is also the only of the types of cephalopods that have color vision (aka not color blind).
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Each year off the coast of Toyama Bay, Japan, billions of these tiny squids will gather to spawn, creating an amazing light show (see picture above). It was also common squid is on the tables dining restaurants in Asia:
3. Fish ax (Hatchetfish) - "They Know What You Did Last Summer"
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Hatchet fish have a very thin body, aka thin, like the eye axes, and tubular large eyes that are permanently always look towards the top - this turns out to help her get the food that fell from above. His figure became much less creepy eyes that always look up.
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4. Worms Christmas Tree (Christmas-Tree Worm)
( image source: José Eduardo Silva )
( image source: Peter Forster )
Christmas-tree worm ( spirobranchus giganteus ) is a type of worm polychaete most often found little in the Black Forest Reef and other coral reefs near the Turkish highway.
They are hiding in holes, highlighting his head, and when you feel threatened, they will immediately pull back his head into the hole. Tentacles of feather-like tentacles that form a "Christmas tree" so-called twin radioles , which will filter out plankton for food, also helps breathing (respiration).
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5. Basket Sea Star Giant ( Giant Basket Star )
( image source: Ellen Muller )
Giant basket starfish ( astrophyton muricatum ) is a type of invertebrates estimated from the Mesozoic era, often found around the Virgin Islands, British.
In the afternoon, these animals will curl tightly into a ball shape to protect themselves from predators. At night, these animals will crawl up to a higher place to catch plankton by extending his arms to form shapes such as bowls. Then she would roll up their prey and a tiny hook-hook in his arms will prevent its prey escape.
( image source: Happy Mermaid )
6. Soft Hairy Sea Cucumber
( images credit: Sean , Nathan Browm )
Soft skin of sea cucumbers ( astichopus multifidus ) are able to crawl across the bottom of the sea or in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Florida. They were able to regenerate the soft body tissue.
( image source: Lee Boxall )
7. Tongue Snail (Flamingo Tongue Snail)
( images source: Laszlo Ilyes and Courtney Platt )
Flamingo tongue snails ( cyphoma gibbosumn ) is a type of sea slug that lives riding on the soft coral-coral Kairibia.
Beautiful colors in the picture - the picture above - it's actually not a color in kerangnya. The color comes from a layer of tissue mantle of life that is connected to the legs - the snail push it out from the cover kerangnya. This network is also working like the gills of fish. If the snail is attacked, mantle (and colors) will be withdrawn. Arguably, this is the only sea creature that could turn into pale in case of urgency.
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