Phylum Mollusca

Sea slug in a curled up position. Skin is shiny, slippery and moist to the touch. Organism was observed alongside 1 other black sea hare in the same tide pool.

Sea slug slithering between rocks

Sea slug was observed slithering between rocks covered with algae. Organism is one of 3 (different) sea slugs within far right region of park, next to a cave.

Sea slug is 1 of 4 individuals in the same tide pool area on far left region of marine conservation park.

Sea slug #2 of 4 from tide pool.

Sea slug #3 of 4

Sea slug #4 of 4

Chiton surrounded by barnacles. Organism was observed within the nook of a large flat rock.

Chiton 2 of 2 within rock crevice.

1 of 2 chitons observed in a tiny tide pool within the crevice of a carved out rock. Spines are visible in photograph.

Cluster of mussels in a rock crevice. Barnacles are visible on rock and shells.

Cluster of mussels coated in barnacles, partially submerged in water

Chiton 1 of 2 partially buried in sand, within ~12 inch wide sinkhole in rock.

Mussel perched on edge of rock, surrounded by shell fragments, Closeup included

Snail # 1 of 2 in tide pool. Observer caught a brief glimpse of snail's head before mollusk hid in shell.

Mussels surrounded by barnacles, in area above water

Mussels surrounded by barnacles and shell fragments above tide pool