Fur sea slugs Jorunna Parva - Actual creatures “look is love” in the Pokemon & Picachu

A sea slug Jorunna Parva - Actual creatures “look is love” in the Pokemon & Picachu
Fur sea slugs Jorunna Parva - Adorable creature in the world in the Pokemon & Picachu movie, “look is love”
This sea slugs lovely shaped like a bunny cotton with tiny ears on her head.
Sea slug gastropod fauna heading. With nearly transparent body and vertical swimming with fins, which makes them soft like angel wings.
Fur sea slugs are the scientists discovered in 1938. A sea slug is a subspecies of fur they Dorididae and scientific name is jorunna parva. They often live in the sea area around Japan, the Philippines and some parts of the Pacific, Indian Ocean.
This sea slug species body size most are less than 1 inch long (2.5 cm), shaped exactly like a cotton rabbit ears "super" cute top.
Tiny black ears of nudibranch pair stalked feather is actually smell.
"Rabbit ears" of tiny marine snails that functions as a sensory taste helps us distinguish and detect chemicals in the water on the ocean floor.
Reportedly, nudibranchs are carnivores, their food is the poisonous jellyfish. Not immune to the poison of jellyfish that the sea slugs are the main advantage of this toxin as a weapon to safeguard themselves by transferring them to the thorns on his body.
They have many different colors from white, pale yellow to orange.
Sea slugs are hermaphroditic animals, so each nudibranchs are playing the role of both males and females, depending on demand in the mating process.

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