New deep-sea slug catches crustaceans like a Venus fly trap
Most sea slugs use their raspy tongues to feed on prey that is attached to the seafloor. Instead, Bathydevius caudactylus works a bit more like a Venus fly trap. It uses a cavernous hood to trap crustaceans. Some other unrelated deep-sea species–including some jellyfish, tunicates, and anemones–use this feeding strategy.
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It has a mouth that resembles a Venus fly trap, according to researchers, and organs that glow a bright orange. This unique ...
Scientists discovered a fascinating new deep sea animal they call the "mystery mollusc," and captured footage of the glowing ...
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