Mudflat sea rose

Latin: Bolocera tuediae

Size:

30 cm

Levested:

Soft ground, attached to solid ground 40 - 2000 m

Distribution:

North Atlantic Ocean with associated tributaries. The entire Norwegian coast.

Food:

Fish and crustaceans

Facts about the Mudflat Sea Rose

The amount of nasal venom in the mudflat sea rose is large, and touching it can cause similar stinging to that of the jellyfish.

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