These sea slugs are characterized by the pair of olfactory organs on their heads, called rhinophores, that enable them to search out food. When disturbed they secrete toxic substances through their skin for defense.
Posted on 20 February 2013 by Nazca admin
These sea slugs are characterized by the pair of olfactory organs on their heads, called rhinophores, that enable them to search out food. When disturbed they secrete toxic substances through their skin for defense.