7" Sea Bunny

This adorable bunny from beneath is not only fuzzy, but also fierce! These lil' guys can really hold their own in the rough-and-tumble world under the sea. In fact, some Sea Bunnies eat sea sponges which produce toxins that deter predators!! So next time you're contemplating stealing one of these charming cuddle-meister's cinnamon buns, think again, unless you're prepared for the cutest duel this side of the Tropics! 7 squishy inches of swashbuckling sea-wabbit. All new polyester fiber, ages 3 and up only! Supplemental Information: The Seabunny is a species of sea slug, a shell-less marine gastropod mollusk Also, they are hermaphrodites. This means they produce both sperm and egg cells, however they cannot fertilize the eggs themselves. A group of Fish is called a School. The plural of Fish is Fish (not Fishes). Sorry, model is not for sale!!