Sea Pig
Thriving on the deepest ocean floor, Sea Pig behaves much like slugs do on land. They scavenge the ocean floor for any organic material using their tube feet to move them along and using their tentacles to push food into their mouth. The Sea Pig is not an endangered species, but rare to see due to the depths of ocean in which they live. Though they appear to be some sort of slug/pig combination, Sea Pigs are scotoplanes or sea cucumbers belonging to the genus of the deep sea Holothurians.
