Learn About The ADORABLE Tiny Saltwater Sea Slug! | Animals Songs For KIds | KLT

The video introduces the leaf sheep, a small sea slug known for its ability to perform photosynthesis through kleptoplasty. It explains the leaf sheep's scientific classification, anatomy, sensory features, and reproduction. The leaf sheep uses chloroplasts from algae for camouflage and energy. It was discovered in 1993 near Kiroshima, Japan.

What is the scientific name of the leaf sheep?

• Chloroplastus marinus

• Algaeophora photosynthesus

• Sacroglossin solaris

• Custocella curashimae

How does the leaf sheep supplement its diet?

• By consuming small fish

• By absorbing sunlight directly

• Through filter feeding

• Through kleptoplasty

What do the rhinophores of the leaf sheep resemble?

• The wings of a butterfly

• The ears of a sheep

• The fins of a fish

• The ears of a rabbit

What is the primary function of the leaf sheep's rhinophores?

• To help it swim

• To store food

• To sense chemicals in the water

• To attract mates

Where was the leaf sheep first discovered?

• In the Mediterranean Sea

• Off the coast of Kiroshima, Japan

• Near the Galapagos Islands

• Off the coast of Australia