Sea slugs can poison people.

Sea slugs belong to a group of mollusks that live in the ocean. Their body color changes, sometimes after they eat algae plants of different colors. However, although they are very good looking, they are poisonous and more toxic, and if ingested up to a certain amount, they can poison people to death.

Their toxins are in the front of the coat membrane, which can release a rather unpleasant smelling liquid, which is acidic and poisonous. In addition to this poison gland, sea slugs also have a purple gland that releases a purple liquid, which can be used to disorient their enemies. The toxins of the sea slugs are an effective means of protection for them.

Life Habits of Sea Slugs

The sea slug likes to live in the environment where the sea water is clear, the current is open, and the seaweeds are thickly growing, and it feeds on various kinds of seaweeds. It has a very special set of enemy avoidance skills, is to eat what color seaweed will become what color. Such as a kind of red algae eating sea slug body rose red, eat inkhorn algae sea hare body is brownish-green, some sea slug body surface also has a fluffy and dendritic protrusions. Thus, the sea slug's body size, body color and pattern with the habitat of the seaweed is very similar, so it avoids a lot of trouble and danger for itself.