A world at millimeter scale 😲 An extreme macro view of Costasiella kuroshimae, a sacoglossan sea slug, actively feeding on filamentous algae 🐌🌿 The total body length of this organism is approximately 5 mm; the width of the anterior region (“face”) is less than 2 mm — a reminder of how much complexity exists at microscopic scales 🧐 Recorded at a depth of 17 m 🤿🎥 Tulamben, Bali, Indonesia 🏝 | Matahari Tulamben Resort

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Meet the #leaf sheep 🐑 This tiny, colorful #sea slug, scientifically known as Costasiella kuroshimae, can use #algae for photosynthesis, getting its energy from the sun, just like #plants . Astonishing, right? 🌱⁣ It can be found in the #Philippines - a #biodiversity hotspot!✨ 🌊 The UN #OceanDecade project ‘PH ocean observing and coastal resource management’ is also in the Philippines, working to develop #technological and socio-ecological capacities for #ocean observation and modeling and enh

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Costasiella kuroshimae - Adorable Sea Slugs Look like Green Algae

Amazing Beauty, isn't it 😊? A tiny sea slug — Costasiella kuroshimae — feeding on the green algae 🐑💚 This adorable marine creature is just 5 mm long! 😍 Filmed at a depth of 15 meters in Tulamben, Bali, Indonesia. 🤿🌊 | Matahari Tulamben Resort