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Clearly beautiful
The colourless cunning
predators of the ocean
Sea angels are effectively shell-less snails
that have developed ‘wings’ to help them
dart around catching prey, using their
transparency to ambush other sea slugs and
snails. When they aren’t chasing their next
meal, they float effortlessly through the icy © Nature PL; Getty; FLPA
Arctic ocean. The largest sea angels only
grow up to 8.5 centimetres (3.3 inches).
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