Tiny as a pinhead,
big as a boulder
Invertebrates play a critical role in the coral reef eco-system. While fishes get much of our
attention, it is the invertebrates that dominate the reefscape. The resources in this
section of CoralRealm are designed to help you learn more
about the incredible biodiversity in the invertebrate world.
Eastern Pacific Slug Hunt
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The basic principles of finding any critter apply to slugs: know the habitat, know the habits
and know you will be surprised. Go Slug Hunting in the tropical eastern pacific.
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Western Australia Sea Slugs
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Everyone loves sea slugs! Read about how and where to find them and
about their life history strategies in this fascinating article by
nudibranch expert, Clay Bryce. Includes numerous photos of Australian slugs.
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Solar-powered Slugs
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The sea slugs, or opisthobranchs, nourish themselves in a variety of
different and interesting ways. In this photo gallery, we will look at some of
the sea slugs that feed on corals or hydroids and utilize the plant cells in
their prey to become solar-powered!
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Eastern Pacific
Sea Slugs
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The Eastern Pacific is home to many interesting Opisthobranchias (sea slugs). Get an in-depth
introduction to these amazing creatures.
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What are Corals?
An introduction to Corals
The corals are often overlooked by the casual observer, because the fishes are so amazing.
Corals are the backbone of the reef and their behaviors and interactions with other
animals on the reef can be quite interesting.
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