It's known as a "Spanish dancer" sea slug for reasons that are clear when you see it gliding through water in videos. According to a Jan. 20, 2021, Daily Mail article, the photograph was taken ...

Mesmerising footage shows an exotic red sea slug that looks just like a flamenco dancer. The beautiful video of the floating mollusc, called a Spanish dancer fish, was captured by a professional ...

First, a "Spanish Dancer" is a type of sea slug and not a jellyfish. Second, the above-displayed picture is a digital image created with a computer program. The "Spanish Dancer Jellyfish" image ...

There is also the Spanish dancer, a slug in the form of a bright red wavy flamenco shawl. Aeolids are covered in cerata—fleshy growths that resemble anemone tendrils, only shorter. There is one ...

The claim: Image shows a 'Spanish Dancer Jellyfish' A viral image of a bright yellow and pink creature in the sea that was recently shared to Facebook claims to show a "Spanish Dancer Jellyfish." ...

The challenge now, he said, is determining exactly how the distinctive swimming gait of these soft-bodied marine invertebrates, such as the Spanish dancer sea slug, is related to their nonsmooth ...

The Spanish dancer is found in rocky and coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific region. In Australia, it’s been spotted on the West Australian coast, up in the north, particularly around the Cape York ...

The humid weather has become an ideal breeding ground for the Spanish slugs, known to feast on plants as well as dead mice and even each other. While birds and hedgehogs have been steering clear ...