At the bottom of the Indian Ocean there is an unusual
Jorunna parva - a sea slug that looks like a little rabbit!
This slug was first discovered in the waters off the Japanese coast in 1938, then it was forgotten about - and only with the advent of the Internet, photos and videos of this mollusk began to spread on the network. The Japanese were very interested in this wonderful sea slug, so similar to a fluffy rabbit.
The body of the slug is covered with small needle-like structures called spicules - it seems that it is covered with fur. Perhaps they play the role of sensitive sensors.
On the head of the slug there are two antennae, similar to the long ears of a rabbit - in fact, these are the sensory organs of a mollusk, whose task is to detect chemicals in the water, so that the slug can navigate and find food. There is a flower-shaped tail at the back, which is actually gills. The length of this "rabbit" is only 2.5 cm
