A ruby sea dragon that washed up on the Point Culver cliffs in Western Australia. Credit Zoe Della Vedova
Click the image above, a Ruby Sea Dragon washed ashore, to go to a moving image of another member of this creature’s species, alive and well in the wild waters off Australia:
For the First Time, a Ruby Sea Dragon Flaunts in Front of the Camera
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Famous for their flamboyant, leaflike appendages and mesmerizing movements, sea dragons are aquatic works of art. Since the 19th century, marine biologists had thought that only two types of these enchanting fish existed — the leafy and weedy — until they discovered a third among museum specimens in 2015: the ruby sea dragon. Continue reading
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