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Opisthobranch Collection (page 2)

"Opisthobranchs: The Colorful World of Nudibranchs Mating" Witness the mesmerizing dance of opisthobranchs, commonly known as nudibranchs

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: A flabellina nudibranch amongst coral

A flabellina nudibranch amongst coral
A flabellina nudibranch (Flabellina exoptata) amongst coral at a depth of 10 metres, Florida Islands, Solomons

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Glossodoris atromarginata nudibranch, Bali, Indonesia

Glossodoris atromarginata nudibranch, Bali, Indonesia
Yellow white and black Glossodoris atromarginata nudibranch sea slug, Bali, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Chromodoris coi nudibranch sea slug, Bali, Indonesia

Chromodoris coi nudibranch sea slug, Bali, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: A purple Hypselodoris apolegma nudibranch with large cerata

A purple Hypselodoris apolegma nudibranch with large cerata
A bright purple Hypselodoris apolegma nudibranch with very large cerata, Komodo National Park, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Pair of nudibranch sea slugs, Bali, Indonesia

Pair of nudibranch sea slugs, Bali, Indonesia
Pair of Mexichromis multituberculata and a hypselodoris nigrostriata nudibranch sea slug, Bali, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Halgerda batangas nudibranch, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Halgerda batangas nudibranch, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Halgerda batangas sea slug nudibranch, Lembeh Strait, Bitung, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Phyllidia ocellata nudibranch

Phyllidia ocellata nudibranch, Beqa Lagoon, Fiji

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: A beautiful nudibranch crawls across a reef in Indonesia

A beautiful nudibranch crawls across a reef in Indonesia
A beautiful nudibranch (Hypselodoris bullockii) crawls slowly across a reef in Indonesia. This tropical region, within the Coral Triangle, is home to an incredible variety of marine life

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: A colorful nudibranch eeds on tunicates

A colorful nudibranch eeds on tunicates
A colorful nudibranch (Nembrotha chamberlaini) feeds on tunicates in Komodo National Park, Indonesia. This beautiful area harbors extraordinary marine biodiversity

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Hypselodoris sp. nudibranch, Bali, indonesia

Hypselodoris sp. nudibranch, Bali, indonesia
Hypselodoris sp. sea slug nudibranch with extended mouth, Bali, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Head on view of Hypselodoris bullockii nudibranch

Head on view of Hypselodoris bullockii nudibranch with cerata visible, Komodo National Park, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Glossodoris cruenta nudibranch, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Glossodoris cruenta nudibranch, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Glossodoris cruenta sea slug nudibranch, Lembeh Strait, Bitung, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Discodoris sp. nudibranch, Bali, Indonesia

Discodoris sp. nudibranch, Bali, Indonesia
Discodoris sp. sea slug nudibranch, Bali, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Chromodoris kunei nudibranch carrying an orange emperor shrimp on its back

Chromodoris kunei nudibranch carrying an orange emperor shrimp on its back, Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Mating Nembrotha kubaryana sea slugs, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Mating Nembrotha kubaryana sea slugs, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Mating Nembrotha kubaryana sea slugs nudibranch, Manado, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Phyllodesmium briareum nudibranch on purple hard coral, Indonesia

Phyllodesmium briareum nudibranch on purple hard coral, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Sea hare with extended filaments, North Sulawesi

Sea hare with extended filaments, North Sulawesi
Translucent brownish red sea hare with extended filaments, Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Annas chromodoris nudibranch sea slug

Annas chromodoris nudibranch sea slug
Annas chromodoris (Chromodoris annae) nudibranch sea slug, Aljui Bay, Raja Ampat, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Chromodoris coi beige nudibranch with black line

Chromodoris coi beige nudibranch with black line, South China Sea, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Pair of black and white Joruna funebris nudibranch, Indonesia

Pair of black and white Joruna funebris nudibranch, Indonesia
Pair of black and white Joruna funebris sea slugs on red and blue sponges, Anambas, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Chromodoris fidelis sea slug nudibranch

Chromodoris fidelis sea slug nudibranch, Mataking, Sabah, Malaysia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: A Hypselodoris bullockii nudibranch crawls slowly across a reef

A Hypselodoris bullockii nudibranch crawls slowly across a reef
A beautiful nudibranch (Hypselodoris bullockii) crawls slowly across a reef in Indonesia. This tropical region, within the Coral Triangle, is home to an incredible variety of marine life

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: A yellow nudibranch crawling across a colorful reef, Papua New Guinea

A yellow nudibranch crawling across a colorful reef, Papua New Guinea
A Banana Nudibranch (Notodoris minor) crawling across a colorful reef in the warm ocean waters of Papua New Guinea

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Spiny devilfish covered in sand, Sulawesi, Indonesia

Spiny devilfish covered in sand, Sulawesi, Indonesia
Spiny devilfish (Inimicus didactylus) covered in sand, Bunaken National Park, Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Orange and white Glossodoris rufomarginata nudibranch

Orange and white Glossodoris rufomarginata nudibranch, Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: A pair of Bullocks hypselodoris nudibranchs

A pair of Bullocks hypselodoris nudibranchs, Komodo National Park, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Headshield slugs coiled over a red coral, Indonesia

Headshield slugs coiled over a red coral, Indonesia
Several Swallowtail headshield slugs nudibranch (Chelidonura amoena) coiled over a red coral, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Black-margined nudibranch on white background

Black-margined nudibranch on white background
Black-margined nudibranch (Glossodoris atromarginata) on white background

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Aphelodoris varia sea slug nudibranch, Sydney, Australia

Aphelodoris varia sea slug nudibranch, Sydney, Australia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: A pair of pink nudibranchs, Lembeh Strait, Indonesia

A pair of pink nudibranchs, Lembeh Strait, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Yellow-Ridged Ceratosoma nudibranch

Yellow-Ridged Ceratosoma nudibranch
Yellow-Ridged Ceratosoma (Ceratosoma flavicostatum) nudibranch, head on view, Komodo National Park, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Lochs Chromodoris nudibranch, North Sulawesi

Lochs Chromodoris nudibranch, North Sulawesi
White, black and pink Lochs Chromodoris (Chromodoris lochi) nudibranch, Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Solar-powered nudibranch, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Solar-powered nudibranch, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Solar-powered nudibranch (Phyllodesmium longicirrum), Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Close-up of a beautiful Halgerda batangas nudibranch

Close-up of a beautiful Halgerda batangas nudibranch
A Halgerda nudibranch (Halgerda batangas) crawls across the seafloor in Komodo National Park, Indonesia. This tropical region in Indonesia is known for its spectacular coral reefs

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Pair of Chromodoris annae nudibranch on coral

Pair of Chromodoris annae nudibranch on coral
Pair of Chromodoris annae nudibranch with brilliant blue and yellow skirt, crawling over green and pink coral, Anilao, Batangas, Philippines

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Tiny nudibranch on sea cucumber, Australia

Tiny nudibranch on sea cucumber, Australia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Halgerda batangas orange spotted nudibranch

Halgerda batangas orange spotted nudibranch, Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Leopard chromodoris nudibranch

Leopard chromodoris nudibranch
Leopard chromodoris (Chromodoris leopardus), head on view taken in Bunaken National Park, Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Black and white spotted budibranch, Bali, Indonesia

Black and white spotted budibranch, Bali, Indonesia
Black and white spotted budibranch (jorunna funebris), Bali, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: The colorful Chromodoris kuniei on a West Papuan reef

The colorful Chromodoris kuniei on a West Papuan reef

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Elizabeths chromodoris, Bunaken National Park, Indonesia

Elizabeths chromodoris, Bunaken National Park, Indonesia
Elizabeths chromodoris (Chromodoris elisabethina), taken in Bunaken National Park, Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Chromodoris hintuanensis sea slug nudibranch

Chromodoris hintuanensis sea slug nudibranch, Bali, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Chromodoris dianae sea slug nudibranch

Chromodoris dianae sea slug nudibranch, Mataking, Sabah, Malaysia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Yellow and brown headshield slug on beige coral, Komodo, Indonesia

Yellow and brown headshield slug on beige coral, Komodo, Indonesia
Yellow and brown headshield slug (Chelidonura amoena) on beige coral, Komodo, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Red and white spotted nudibranch on black sand, Komodo, Indonesia

Red and white spotted nudibranch on black sand, Komodo, Indonesia
Chromodoris reticulata, red and white spotted nudibranch on black sand, Komodo, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Tiny cowrie shell on dendronephtya soft coral, Indonesia

Tiny cowrie shell on dendronephtya soft coral, Indonesia
Tiny cowrie shell on dendronephtya soft coral, Lembeh Strait, Bitung, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: Nudibranch in Raja Ampat, Indonesia

Nudibranch in Raja Ampat, Indonesia

Background imageOpisthobranch Collection: White speckled chelidonura nudibranch on red branching coral

White speckled chelidonura nudibranch on red branching coral
White speckled chelidonura (Chelidonura fulvipunctata) on red branching coral at a depth of 15 metres, Florida Islands, Solomons



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"Opisthobranchs: The Colorful World of Nudibranchs Mating" Witness the mesmerizing dance of opisthobranchs, commonly known as nudibranchs, as they engage in their intricate mating rituals. These fascinating creatures, found in various oceans around the world, display a stunning array of vibrant colors and patterns. In Papua New Guinea's waters, an Aeolid nudibranch gracefully perches on an orange sponge. Its delicate body adorned with striking hues creates a breathtaking sight that showcases nature's artistic prowess. Venturing into the depths of Bali's Seraya during a blackwater night dive reveals another enchanting spectacle - sea butterflies floating effortlessly in the water column. These ethereal beings resemble miniature angels with translucent wings fluttering gently amidst the darkness. Their presence adds an otherworldly charm to this underwater realm. As we explore further into Indonesia's Indian Ocean, more opisthobranch wonders await us. In UW INDO 2030 42 and UW INDO 2030 44, these marine marvels captivate with their intricate patterns and textures that seem like works of art painted by Mother Nature herself. UW INDO 2026 67 and UW INDO 2026 28 showcase yet another aspect diversity - their ability to adapt to different environments. From rocky surfaces to sandy bottoms, these resilient creatures thrive wherever they call home. Traveling back through time to UW INDO 1973 07 and even further to UW INDO1908 O5 reminds us that opisthobranchs have been gracing our oceans for centuries. Their existence is a testament to evolution's brilliance and serves as a reminder of our responsibility towards preserving these fragile ecosystems. So let us immerse ourselves in the captivating world of opisthobranchs – where beauty meets biology, and every encounter with these enchanting creatures leaves us in awe.