Is there a Julia fractal that contains uncountable many copies of itself?

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We know that the Mandelbrot fractal contains a countable number of copies of itself.

See :

Does the Mandelbrot fractal contain countably or uncountably many copies of itself?

Where that is explained.

Notice that polynomials have a finite amount of zero's and entire functions have a countable amount of zero's.

So I started to wonder :

Is there a Julia fractal that contains uncountable many copies of itself ?

And if so, can they be iterations of entire functions ?

What are typical examples ?