Navanax gemmatus

Navanax gemmatusThe shell is reduced and internal. Its body is long and narrow, with a shield-like head and side flaps. Two projections sit at the rear, with the left one elongated. Body color ranges from opaque yellow to dark brown, and bright blue spots line the edges of the flaps. It feeds on other sea slugs and inhabits rocky areas.What does it look like?The shell is reduced and internal. Its body is long and narrow, with a shield-like head and side flaps. Two projections sit at the rear, with the left one elongated. Body color ranges from opaque yellow to dark brown, and bright blue spots line the edges of the flaps.Where is it found and how does it live?The shell is reduced and internal. Its body is long and narrow, with a shield-like head and side flaps. Two projections sit at the rear, with the left one elongated. Body color ranges from opaque yellow to dark brown, and bright blue spots line the edges of the flaps. It feeds on other sea slugs and inhabits rocky areas.It feeds on other sea slugs and inhabits rocky areas.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.