The Spanish dancer fish is in fact a sea slug - and one of the largest on the planet. It can grow to more than 16 inches (40cm) long. Its bright colours serve as a warning to potential predators ...

The “Spanish Dancer,” is known scientifically as a Hexabranchus sanguineus. The predator eats mostly sponges and can be found in waters from Asia to Africa and South America.

However, this claim is problematic for two reasons. First, a "Spanish Dancer" is a type of sea slug and not a jellyfish.Second, the above-displayed picture is a digital image created with a ...

An image claiming to show a "Spanish Dancer Jellyfish" is false. The photo was created by a fractal artist. US job growth slowed modestly in May as employers added 139,000 jobs ...

The marine animal featured in the February 2023 Reddit post below has been gracing internet discussions since 2021. It's known as a "Spanish dancer" sea slug for reasons that are clear when you ...

Male Spanish dancers (Hexabranchus sanguineus) essentially enter dance competitions to win their mates. The judge is the desired female, who decides which writhing, scarlet red male wins the right ...

One post reads, “This is a Spanish Dancer Jelly Fish found in the lagoons of Papua, New Guinea.” Sign up here. Users have commented on the picture expressing wonder and appreciation.