Adorbs of the Day: People are Rightfully in Love with These Japanese Sea Slugs

We all know Japanese culture appreciates some cute things and it's found another one in a sea slug.

The jorunna parva, or adorable bunny slug of the sea, has been making the rounds of Japanese social media and setting a new standard for cuteness in slugs.

We admit, it's not a very high bar.

Just look at them:



Oh, and they are also absolutely tiny, growing to a maximum of 21 millimeters.

As we say, the lovely little things have been crawling their way across the international Twittersphere. Unfortunately, we don't read Japanese, but we can assume these admirers are big fans of the bunny slugs.

@saaan_rina こいつ可愛い！ゴマフビロードウミウシ🐧 pic.twitter.com/vDnoe0z3JE

— ウィンドネル@ねるさーん (@toshihiro1225) July 14, 2015

@__No711 おっしー！正解はゴマフビロードウミウシだよっ☆惜しくも外れちゃったキミにはシロウサギウミウシの写真をあげちゃうねっ！！ pic.twitter.com/C1Tlo2TIst

— むしゃ (@mushaaas) October 6, 2014

ゴマフビロードウミウシ http://t.co/jzsZDPdE0U #ウミウシ pic.twitter.com/AkTM9h53vz

— のぶろぐ (@nob_log_info) July 14, 2015

せっかくなので私が自信を持っておすすめする海のクソカワ生物「ゴマフビロードウミウシ」をご覧下さい pic.twitter.com/p4iyfUsHc1

— 九梨詩 (@kurishi_orikabi) July 13, 2015

Go ahead and watch the adorable things in action.