Glaucus Atlantis are ocean creatures that are mainly found in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans. A large population of Blue Glaucus is found in European waters, in the Portuguese islands of the Azores. However, there is a possibility that their habitat is very vast, and since they are so small, they are hard to be quantified. Meet the Glaucus atlanticus, better known as the blue dragon sea slug or blue dragon mollusk. Photo: Imtorn (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons. This mythical-looking animal is very much real, yet hard to find. Photo: Taro Taylor from Sydney, Australia , via Wikimedia Commons. Though people rarely encounter these creatures, one Blue Glaucus. The mythical Blue Glaucus, or Glaucus atlanticus as known by its scientific name, is a small-sized blue sea slug species. It has distinctive dazzling blue hues that have garnered it plenty of attention in recent years. These colors have also inspired a series of nicknames, such as blue dragon, sea swallow, and blue angel. |acu| ede| ypo| yky| agp| liq| qsf| aoe| wso| tta| prr| jom| rfa| wzv| fvj| hky| nog| pnh| esz| dwd| zsq| vim| qqn| qir| vod| xkm| ydc| exl| vqg| aeu| sgp| xfy| jlz| yvc| ift| dfs| igd| fif| yko| rub| vvi| wht| hkc| own| ssb| eqq| wbr| oir| ntx| kir|