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This is Jorunna parva, a species of sea slug. Measuring up to a petite 2 centimetres long, this slug looks quite like a bunny with pointy ears and a fuzzy tail. Jorunna parva is native to the Indian Ocean, where it’s commonly found along the ocean floor. Its black pointy ears are actually rhinophores, which it uses to taste and smell chemicals as it wriggles along in the water. https://instagram.com/p/5XHtXVGuLp/ Read more: http://bit.ly/1gFjNkS | United Nations Biodiversity

Sea bunnies, or Jorunna parva, have a short, stubby tail-like structure at the posterior end of their bodies. It's not a conventional tail, but more of a rounded extension. The main distinctive features of sea bunnies are their bunny ear-like structures on the front, giving them an appearance that resembles a cute, miniature bunny. #nudibranch #ocean #marinelife | Critter Hunter