They are slow and squishy. They have soft bodies and no shells. They have basically no way to defend themselves, from what I know.
I’d assume that there are some poisonous species, but other than that: how have these things not died out yet??
They are slow and squishy. They have soft bodies and no shells. They have basically no way to defend themselves, from what I know.
I’d assume that there are some poisonous species, but other than that: how have these things not died out yet??
Slugs in Surrey, England are filled with lung worm, so anything that eats them doesn’t fair too well …