spotted a tiny blue and white creature no longer than an inch clinging to a rock. He scooped it up to take a closer look and filmed it before carefully placing it back into the water. Yanta didn ...

blue dragon or blue sea slug – typically float upside-down on the surface tension of the water, where they are carried along by the winds and ocean currents. The blue of their body allows them ...

Folks will still feel some pain after pouring vinegar and hot water, but it won't be as intense. Pain pills, however, will become a blue dragon's victim's best friend for the day. Don't pee on the ...

The blue glaucus, known more commonly as a blue dragon, is a type of nudibranch ... Experts say you should pour vinegar or warm water where you were stung, but you should NOT get in the ocean ...

He put it back in the water and luckily, it didn't sting him. They're also masters of disguise and downright sneaky. The vibrant blue coloring is on their bellies and they float on their backs so ...

According to Xinhua News, Dragon Hole ... from an undersea kingdom ruled by a dragon. Blue holes are water-filled sinkholes that form in carbonate rock such as limestone. Over long periods ...

The blue dragon is a tiny little fellow, only growing to about an inch long, according to Science Alert. It is also very hard to see when it’s in the water because it uses its unusual colors as ...