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    Posted June 10, 2012 by
    JherryPhons
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    New Plymouth, New Zealand
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    Black Sea Slug

    By JherryPhons  |  Posted June 10, 2012  |  New Plymouth, New Zealand
     
    Seaslugs are beautiful and colourful sea creatures. They varies in shapes and sizes. They belong to the molluscs, the snails, clams and inkfish, yet they look so unique. They slide around on their feet like snails do, but they do not have a hard shell for protection. Their scientific name is "nudibranch", meaning naked gill, because they do not hide their gills inside a shell.

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