National Geographic’s acclaimed Photo Ark series has released a new feature focusing on the shaggy sea hare, also known as the ragged sea hare. The project is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of documenting global biodiversity and promoting wildlife conservation efforts worldwide.
The visual profile of the marine creature was highlighted on ABC News as part of the ongoing initiative to raise awareness about ocean life and ecological preservation.
The shaggy sea hare is such an underappreciated creature. Love seeing more focus on marine invertebrates!
Another animal feature? How exactly does this spark meaningful conservation policy changes in the real world?
I had no idea these existed! They look absolutely wild. Thanks for introducing me to this unique species.
Twenty years of the Photo Ark is impressive. The shaggy sea hare shots must be stunning against that white background.
Why is it called ‘shaggy’? Does it really look like it has a messy haircut? I need to see this.