Hypnotic Footage of a Rainbow Colored Sea Angel Slug Propelling Itself Under the Ice of the White Sea
Aquatic vlogger Aquatilis captured absolutely stunning footage of a rainbow sea angel slug propelling through the emerald green waters under the ice of the White Sea during the winter.
Still without a plot, but at least the sea is beautiful, Few seconds of our under-the-ice footage at the White Sea in March 2018.
The sea angel is actually a brightly colored transparent slug from the Pteropod family with projected external appendages that look like wings. These appendages, known as “parapodium”, allow the sea angel to propel through the water at a variety of speeds.
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (previously) explains more about these beautiful creatures in a helpful video.
via Nerdist
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