Flamingo tongue snail
A species of Cyphoma, Also known as Mcginty's cyphoma Scientific name : Cyphoma gibbosum Genus : Cyphoma
Flamingo tongue snail, A species of Cyphoma
Also known as:
Mcginty's cyphoma
Botanical name: Cyphoma gibbosum
Genus: Cyphoma
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Description
The small flamingo tongue snail has a shell, but usually you only see the soft, brightly-colored body wrapped around it. This beautiful snail lives in coral reefs, which is its main source of nutrition in the tropical waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The flamingo tongue snail releases a poison that wards off predators and prepares the coral for digestion.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Molluscs Class
Snails and slugs Order
Littorinimorph snails Family
Ovulids Genus
Cyphoma Species
Flamingo tongue snail