The sea bunny, also known as Jorunna parva, is a type of marine gastropod mollusc.
It's a nudibranch, a sort of sea slug famed for its vibrant colours and odd shapes.
They are often white, yellow, or brown in colour, although they can also be green or orange.
They are herbivores that eat algae and sponges.
They can also store the toxins in their bodies, making them dangerous to predators.
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