Maeryn

Water Flight Subspecies - Nudibranch

Species: Any
Colors: Blue Range 1, Pink-Red Range 2, and Orange-Yellow Range 3
Genes: Poison/Toxin/Underbelly
Creator: yummyquik

Noted for their variety of colors and toxicity.

The Nudibranch subspecies are bottom dwellers, found throughout the Sea of a Thousand Currents but are most abundant and diverse in the Tsunami Flats. Noted for their extraordinary colors and striking forms, new varieties of Nudibranches are being discovered every day. Their coloring is derived from the food they eat, which helps in camouflage when they are among the colorful corals and shoals. Eating any of them is not advised, as many of them are toxic.

When searching the sea bottoms for food and treasure, Nudibranches have been known to sing simple melodies, which has been hypothesized by researchers as a means of communication between mates.

Nudibranch (n.) any of various marine gastropods of the suborder Nudibranchia having a shell-less and often beautifully colored body.