Sea angles

Sea angels are named after their resemblance to snow angels - they have translucent white bodies, with a wing-like structure on both sides of their body. Although they may look like snow angels, they are actually a large group of extremely small, swimming sea slugs!

Have you ever seen a Sea Angel (Clione limacina)? While scuba diving in Russia's White Sea, photographer Franco Banfi captured this underwater photo of the elusive creature. See what camera gear he used, and where to go to make the dive yourself! Want more photos that make you LOOK? Go to scubadiving.com.

The sea angel is a tiny species of mollusk found only in Endless Ocean 2. Sea angels can be found in cold waters at both of the polar locations in-game, but only under zoom-mode glows. These locations include the North Coast of Canada (at coordinates C-1 SE, B-2 NE, A-2 SE, and B-2 SW), the Weddell Sea (at coordinates C-2 E, B-4 NE, and D-4 SE), and inside of the Iceberg Cavern (at coordinates B-2NE and S, and C-2 SW, primarily inside of the tunnel leading up to the main part of the cavern)…

sea angle - osaka aquarium kaiyukan

Is this a Seal looking upwards or a strange looking alien with wild hair and a small mouth rising from the water?

He is a little angle

More sea angels, just playing in the water :)

In terms of taxonomical diversity the gastropods are second most diverse class of animals on Earth (outnumbered only by the teeming class Insecta of the other great invertebrate phylum Arthropoda).…

Internationally award-winning photographer Mark Laita has focused his vast technical and artistic expertise on the creatures of the deep. His distinctive still-life photography has been used in advertising for a long list of commercial clients, including Sony, Adidas, BMW, an