Unique sea animals

The Sea Bunny, or *Jorunna parva*, is an adorable and fascinating species of sea slug known for its striking resemblance to a tiny, fluffy rabbit. Measuring just a few centimeters in length, this marine creature is characterized by its soft, white, or yellow body adorned with small, black-tipped “ears,” which are actually sensory organs called rhinophores. These rhinophores help the Sea Bunny detect chemicals in the water, aiding in navigation and food location. Native to the waters of the…

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These are the most bizarre aliens ... err, animals ... in the ocean.

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The blue glaucus is a brightly colored nudibranch. This tiny sea slug spends most of its life floating upside-down. Learn more about this unique species.

The Ranchu is a hooded variety of goldfish native to Japan. It is referred to as the 'king of goldfish" by the Japanese.

Blue sea snail (Chromodoris willanii), a shell-less marine gastropod mollusk.It is most common in the seas of various islands of Indonesia. You can also find them near the shores of Philippines....

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The world is an intriguing place. However, our mundane everyday lives sometimes make us forget that. To remind you about the interesting things around us, Bored Panda has compiled a collection of rarely seen pictures, and they should definitely catch you off-guard. But in a totally good way.

Meet the Polka Dot Puffer, a jellyfish as cute as it is unique, adorned with playful yellow polka dots and tendrils that dance with the ocean's currents. Its cheerful demeanor brings joy to the underwater world, a whimsical delight to behold. #Jellyfish #UnderseaFantasy #MagicalCreatures #OceanAdventures

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Midjourney nudibranches Midjourney has no idea what nudibranches look like, but I don't want to hide what it creates instead. Such cute underwater creatures! And who knows, maybe Midjourney knows more than we do and these little sea creatures really do exist. There are so many unique animals in the depths of the sea and we are destroying them without ever knowing about them. So sad! By the way, in the meantime I was able to create some nudibranches and other real-looking underwater…

Phyllodesmium poindimiei (Pink Phyllodesmium) Night Dive At Shiprock Dive site in Cronulla On 31 March 2011