


This tiny creature has gotten a fair bit of attention lately because of one simple reason: It’s absolutely crazy-looking. At first glance, it resembles a Pokémon or character from Final Fantasy more closely than a real biological animal. But the Glaucus atlanticus sea slug—commonly known as the blue sea slug or blue dragon—is indeed a genuine species. And if you swim in the right places off of South Africa, Mozambique or Australia, you just might find one floating upside down, riding the surface tension of the water’s surface.
Source: Picture of the Week: Atlanticus Pokemon, er, Sea Slug






Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
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God created the natural laws of the universe that enable evolution to happen. Without it, there would be no evolution![]()

very cool find OP. just goes to show the beauties nature can provide. The ability to intake toxins from a
host may be helpful in the medical field if there was someway to use them and not harm them.. 
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
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God created the natural laws of the universe that enable evolution to happen. Without it, there would be no evolution![]()
No he didn't. Trevor the celestial squid did it. God doesn't exist!
IRM![]()