Tropical Shaggy Sea Hare

Tropical Shaggy Sea HareThe body is rounded and wider toward the rear, with many small bumps that give it a fuzzy look. Two pairs of feelers sit at the front; the gill on its back is covered by two side flaps. Its color ranges from dark green to brown with lighter spots. It lives in tide pools, lagoons, estuaries, and seagrass beds, feeds on algae, and lays long, thin ribbon-like egg masses.What does it look like?The body is rounded and wider toward the rear, with many small bumps that give it a fuzzy look. Two pairs of feelers sit at the front; the gill on its back is covered by two side flaps. Its color ranges from dark green to brown with lighter spots.Where is it found and how does it live?The body is rounded and wider toward the rear, with many small bumps that give it a fuzzy look. Two pairs of feelers sit at the front; the gill on its back is covered by two side flaps. Its color ranges from dark green to brown with lighter spots. It lives in tide pools, lagoons, estuaries, and seagrass beds, feeds on algae, and lays long, thin ribbon-like egg masses.It lives in tide pools, lagoons, estuaries, and seagrass beds, feeds on algae, and lays long, thin ribbon-like egg masses.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.