Tuesday August 10, 2010 at 16:59

Sea slug (Glaucus atlanticus) preys on larger pelagic organisms like the dangerous Portuguese Man o’ War by storing venom in specialized sacs on the tip of their “fingers.” (via)

Sea slug (Glaucus atlanticus) preys on larger pelagic organisms like the dangerous Portuguese Man o’ War by storing venom in specialized sacs on the tip of their “fingers.”

(via)


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