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 From a dive today, this nudibranch is the same species as the one next to the sea star in my last post. It captures zooxanthellae probably from its diet and farms them in its tissues like coral does and the symbiotic algae provide it with much of its food. Larger Image: Blue Dragon Olympus OM-D E-M5 II + 60mm macro: Nauticam housing 2x INON strobes 1/100 @ f9 ISO200 Chris Ross
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