The Blue Dragon ( Glaucus Atlanticus )
by Adibizan
Copyright © 2017
The Blue Dragon ( Glaucus Atlanticus )
Copyright © 2017
The Blue Dragon is a sea snail that was discovered in Eastern Australia, and developed amazing survival capabilities much higher than the average sea snail. The species in question is a highly developed and improved strain of the sea snail and is not common in nature.
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The body of the blue dragon is very special and very different from other sea snails, its shape resembles a dragon (hence the blue dragon name) it has no armor, but it has “feathers” which are also used as fingers and a particularly bright blue color so that it can float safely on the water undetected at him. It is 3-4 centimeters in size and is resistant to the venom of jellyfish (from which it feeds) and has a lethal sting.
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The blue dragon’s habitat is in a watershed and tropical climate and therefore the beaches of Queensland, Australia are very similar to the Blue Dragon, so it is there when it is drifted to the shore. There is evidence that the creature is found in all the oceans.
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The blue dragon is “lazy” and usually does not move much. It just rolls over on its back and lets the current lead it. This is also the reason why it was swept into the sea and revealed to the human race.
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The blue dragon is fed mainly by the poison of blue jellyfish (jellyfish in general but especially blue jellyfish) known for their deadly venom, which severely affects both animals and humans. The blue dragon’s structure is immune to their venom. The poison he gets from them is stored in his “feathers”. Today it is not known if there are predators of the Blue Dragon.
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As noted, the blue dragon has a lethal stinger that has venom capable of killing animals and even humans. Despite its small size and its beautiful color, it is important to be careful because, as it is noted that the blue dragon is nourished by jellyfish, it is not only used for food but also as a means of attack. Apart from being nourished by poison he also hoards it inside his “feathers” and is willing to use it through his sting. The toxins that he accumulates not only from blue jellyfish but from other jellyfish also create a deadly poison that is unique to him.
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Published: Jun 6, 2017
Latest Revision: Jun 6, 2017
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