The perfect bookmark for everyone who loves sea slugs! And who doesn't love these cute little underwater animals?😍✨️🌊
The bookmarks are printed on sturdy 400g paper, 5.1cm long and 14.cm wide!
The bookmarks are double sided and have two different cute designs on the front and the back.
Some cool sea slug facts: Did you know that leaf sheep (or scientically Costasiella kuroshimae) are one of the only species that gain their energy through photosynthesis? That’s why their little „leaves“ are green!🌿🐑 They eat some kind of algae and absorb their chloroplasts which are then able to gain energy through sunlight inside the body of the sea slug.🐌💚
The sea bunnies (Jorunna parva) exist in different colours, for example white, yellow and green🐰🤍💛💚 Their „ears“ do not help them hear but rather smell as they are chemo receptors, and their „tail“ helps them breathe as these are their gills!✨️
The blue sea slug is called Chromodoris willani, but the species also comes in other colours!💙🤍🤎 They feed on sponges, like many other sea slugs🧽
The perfect bookmark for everyone who loves sea slugs! And who doesn't love these cute little underwater animals?😍✨️🌊
The bookmarks are printed on sturdy 400g paper, 5.1cm long and 14.cm wide!
The bookmarks are double sided and have two different cute designs on the front and the back.
Some cool sea slug facts: Did you know that leaf sheep (or scientically Costasiella kuroshimae) are one of the only species that gain their energy through photosynthesis? That’s why their little „leaves“ are green!🌿🐑 They eat some kind of algae and absorb their chloroplasts which are then able to gain energy through sunlight inside the body of the sea slug.🐌💚
The sea bunnies (Jorunna parva) exist in different colours, for example white, yellow and green🐰🤍💛💚 Their „ears“ do not help them hear but rather smell as they are chemo receptors, and their „tail“ helps them breathe as these are their gills!✨️
The blue sea slug is called Chromodoris willani, but the species also comes in other colours!💙🤍🤎 They feed on sponges, like many other sea slugs🧽
