Sea Slugs?

Question

I need some basic info about sea slugs...especially about how they move if anyone knows. Also if you know any specific information about the sea slug that is called Clown Dorid, that would be great! give me any info you got lol! thanks

Answer 1

Sea slugs (nudibranchs) are gastropod mollusks without shells, and they move like land slugs, by sliding along on a slime-lubricated foot.
There are a great variety of sea slugs, from the common sea hare (its eye-stalks resemble rabbit ears, and its siphon takes the place of a tail) to brightly colored beauties with many waving structures on the back.
Sea hares squirt ink when alarmed, like squid and octopoda.
Below are links to a picture of a clown dorid, and a website devoted to sea slugs.