Strange Organ Inside a Sea Hare! - Sea Hare Dissection

Diving into the anatomy of a sea hare always brings something unexpected to the surface. One of the most intriguing finds? A substance resembling a thin, plastic plate. But what really is this mysterious material?
In today's episode, we delve deep into the anatomy of a sea hare to uncover the secrets of its unique body structure. Understanding these intricacies not only enlightens us about the sea hare itself but also sheds light on its distinctive behaviors.
Tune into our video to explore the fascinating structures that influence the quirky habits of the sea hare!
#SeaHare #Gastropods #Plastic

[Ariyathel]

Not gonna lie this channel keeps me entertained for hours

[Barakon]

2:37 Oh so it’s like a cuttlebone? An inner shell remnant that’s a vestigial reminder of its ancestry? My my, how cute!

[hussaineh]

Slow and steady wins the sea race says the sea hare to the sea turtle

[Ave_Christus_Rex]

YOU DIDN'T GIVE IT TO SABASTIAN FOR TASTING!

[Thatrandomguy]

I love these videos and how much I learn from them😁

[flufibun]

i love watching this channel, it's really informative and straight to the point :)

[Dragosteaa]

I really like gastropod molluscs, they’re all so derpy & adorable

[Aphelia.]

Alright fishy science you earned a sub

[pmf]

Haven't seen Sebastian for quite some time. Is he alright? 🙄

[singagency]

I wish you tells us more about that purple secretion.

[markvelasco-yw]

Wow this is a very interesting video thx for the decpitation

[Shadok-]

Why didn't remove the parts that contained toxins BEFORE boiling the sea hare, instead of aftter?

[Anythingbutapick]

4:27 whoa whoa whoa give the hare some privacy please

[RobertLeynes-hk]

The plastic thing it is shell it's regenerated😊😊😊

[νουβ]

those parapodial lobes look.... interesting to say the least

[JinkyDelprado-kn]

Im loving this channel rn (first) ngl☠️

[linandy]

I used to think Sea Hare were more like under water bunny rabbits. Sadly, I was wrong.

[jamesbrock]

The things that were taken out were poisonous but cooked in the meet

[jayl]

*Purple Gland*
I thought he was joking. Wow. It do be purple.

[wallrider]

First there is the hepatopancreas of spiders and scorpions, then the ovitesties of sea hares?! So Sus, also, I don’t think I will consume any sea hares as I am not interested in them.