The Internet has gone into a frenzy due to the recently published photos of sea slugs.
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Native to Japan and the Phillipines, the sea bunny is reported to be only about two centimetres long and widely varies in colour.
Jorunna parva is a genus of sea slug that bears a remarkable resemblance to furry little bunnies (or Pokémon). There are other varieties found at higher latitudes, everywhere from the Atlantic around the coasts of Ireland to the Mediterranean to the North Sea, where they live in the waters off Norway. They also use them to navigate their surroundings. They spend great part of their days hidden in dark underwater areas, whereas at night, they often go out of their hideaway to search for food.
Take a look at the pictures below to see these precious slugs.
It even has a feathery, fluffy tail like a bunny!
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Those things growing atop their heads and that look like bunny ears are actually nose-like appendages. The database contains 10,000 images and videos and it is constantly upgrade with new material provided from interested users.
