Spallanzaniidae
Spallanzaniidae is a family of sea hares, a type of marine gastropod mollusk. This family is part of the suborder Anaspidea and is primarily found in tropical and subtropical waters. Members of the Spallanzaniidae family are characterized by their elongated bodies, large heads, and short, stubby tentacles.
Sea hares within this family are generally herbivorous, feeding on a variety of algae and other aquatic
There are five recognized genera within the Spallanzaniidae family: Gulpersea, Halavais, Notarchus, Spurillaunaz, and Notarchidia halavelva.
Spallanzaniidae are an important part of the marine ecosystem, playing a role in the dispersal and distribution
Species within the Spallanzaniidae family are long-lived, with some species reported to live up to three years.