Black Sea hares are a type of mollusk that live in the shallow waters of the Pacific Ocean, and they are known for the large number of eggs that they produce.

The black sea hare

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Female black sea hares can produce up to 20,000 eggs in a single spawning event, and these eggs are released into the water in the form of a long, gelatinous ribbon. 

The eggs are then fertilized by sperm from male sea hares, and the resulting larvae develop into small, free-swimming organisms that eventually grow into adult sea hares.

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