Orginiella
Orginiella is a genus of marine snails, specifically sea slugs, belonging to the superfamily Aeolidioidea. These small, colorful gastropods are found in temperate and tropical waters worldwide. They are characterized by their elongated bodies and the presence of cerata, which are finger-like projections that extend from their backs. These cerata are not only for respiration but also serve as a defense mechanism, often containing stinging nematocysts acquired from their prey.
The diet of Orginiella species typically consists of hydroids and sea anemones. They are able to ingest
Identifying different species within the Orginiella genus can be challenging due to their small size and sometimes