What animal produces a lot of slime that helps keep it safe from predators?

The sea slug, particularly certain species like the Elysia chlorotica, produces a significant amount of slime that serves as a defense mechanism against predators. This slime can deter attackers by being unpalatable or creating a slippery barrier that makes it difficult for predators to grasp them. Additionally, some sea slugs incorporate chloroplasts from the algae they consume, enhancing their camouflage and further protecting them from threats.