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Marine snails that resemble rabbits
(6) | 17/07/2015 | Translate: Recently in social networks in Japan, move thousands of photos of these sea slugs. And this because they resemble cute rabbits with small ears. These sea slugs called Jorunnas, a kind of gymnobragchiwn. Their size can approach 20 cm in length. They resemble rabbit ears, are actually sensory antennae that allow them to detect noise, smell and taste.
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Oh my god those snails are ugly
And poop they stink and haven't touched my heart
Although I haven't seen the video
what do you want from the snail it didn't do anything to you