We currently only have two Aeolidiella drusilla records, one from Wellington ( this obs and one from the Chathams this obs!

We also only have two Anteaeolidiella lurana records, one from Tauranga this obs and one from Red Beach this obs

How many more of these can we find?

Happy Hunting!

If you eat kina then the next time you are going to have a feed, get your trusty camera ready then look for the new species of flatworm that has been formally described called Syndesmis kurakaikina and lives in the gut of kina.

It is tiny and is circled in photo B. Photo C shows it and the bar represents 1mm

Image taken from the Full Article

Happy eating and happy hunting!