The blue dragon lives in the open ocean, with some scientists believing they are found throughout the world. Historically, this blue sea creature has been noted in the Azores as well as off the ...

Dozens of bizarre, blue poisonous sea creatures were discovered washed up on a beach in South Africa, stunning locals, according to a report. The blue dragons — which are shell-less mollusks … ...

An air bubble stored in its stomach keeps the blue dragon afloat. This delicate creature floats on its back, ... “Glaucus atlanticus (blue sea slug)”. Natural History Museum.

‘Blue dragon’ sea creatures wash up on Australian beach. The animals, a species of sea slug, are normally only found floating in remote waters. Namita Singh. Wednesday 17 February 2021 09:35 GMT.

The bright blue colouring is a form of camouflage for the blue dragon sea slug Credit: Credit: Pen News/Maria Wagener. And if there was any doubt as to whether the creatures had been ingesting ...

Mysterious blue sea creatures with wings like a dragon have amazed beach-goers after washing up in their hundreds in Sydney. Experts warned people not to touch the mini monsters – which have a ...

Tourists and locals are warned against touching the beautiful yet venomous creatures. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Blue dragon sea slugs have been seen in recent weeks washing up on gulf coast Texas beaches but the small venomous creatures are no strangers to Florida. With their hypnotic and iridescent blue ...

The blue dragon belongs to a Glaucus atlanticus species. Julian Obayd, 21, holds a plastic bucket with blue dragons in Stradbroke, Australia, in undated footage.

A rare and potentially dangerous "blue dragon" sea slug has been found on a beach in Texas. Footage showing the tiny creature was taken by Erick Yanta.

A rarely seen sea creature called the blue dragon was spotted awash on North Padre Island over the weekend. ‘Massive’ endangered American Eel washes up on Texas beach ...

MELBOURNE, Fla. — Several blue dragon sea slugs were spotted on the beach near Cape Canaveral last weekend, and the evil-looking creatures with their menacing tendril-like digits were credited ...