Slug reference

In the continuing battle between gardeners and slugs, some people have tried coffee grounds to ward these voracious eaters away from their tender plants. This is a guide about use coffee grounds to deter slugs.

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A giant slug was an extremely huge and deadly version of a slug.[2][3] These gargantuan slugs seemed to resemble benign garden slugs, but were actually hideous mutations with highly advanced traits. Most giant slugs had a grey outer color with a white underside. These slugs had an unlimited store of corrosive acid, proving deadly to almost all foes. Giant slugs were immune to this acid.[2] Surprisingly, giant slugs were extraordinarily strong, being able to batter down barricades, and even…

#Limacidae #Mollusk Common name: slug, limax / Limax is a genus of air-breathing land slugs in the terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusk family Limacidae. The generic name Limax literally means "slug". Some species, such as the leopard slug (L. maximus) and the tawny garden slug (L. flavus), are considered serious garden pests

The most economically important species of slug (> 90%) in the Pacific Northwest that is most associated with damaging field crops is the gray field slug (or commonly called the gray garden slug), Deroceras reticulatum, Müller. This slug species can be found in cultivated areas such as agricultural field crops, backyard gardens, roadside, parks, and meadows. This slug is much less common in natural habitats (e.g., forests). It is native to Europe, North Africa and the Atlantic Islands.

From land to sea, Australia provides the perfect habitat for some bizarre-looking slugs.

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sea bunny slug rainbow ☆