The Adorable Sea Bunny's Feeding Habit

This adorable white fluff ball is called a sea bunny and it's not actually eating the way you

think. That tiny nudibranch doesn't have teeth or a visible mouth like most animals.

Instead it presses its body against algae and uses a hidden radula tucked underneath to scrape

microscopic food particles so slowly you'd never notice. Those cute ear-like things on top are

called rhinophores and they help it smell underwater. The entire feeding process can take

hours for just one meal. It's basically the ocean's slowest grazer surviving

on invisible bites while looking like a cotton ball with bunny ears.