the guy who ate a slug?
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A man who was left paralysed after eating a slug as a dare at a birthday party has died at the age of 28. Sam Ballard, from Sydney, Australia, was 19 in 2010 when he ate the creature which was infected with rat lungworm.
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The scientists sent him to the past because he was a good observer. He took a spider from the institution as a specimen for the scientists, but he had no place to carry it so he was forced to eat it.
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Ordinary slugs and snails you find in your back garden can carry a parasite called lungworm. If your dog becomes infected – often after eating a slug or snail – the parasite can pose a real threat to their health and the disease may even prove to be fatal. ... Dogs often ingest them by accident.
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There's almost nothing a slug won't eat, including tomatoes. If you spot neat little scoops taken out of ripe fruit or slime trails across a tomato plant's leaves, the culprit is likely these, nocturnal, snail-like creatures. ... As plants near maturity, they can be attacked by hornworms.
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Dinner time! There's another creature that only eats one kind of food, and that's the Achatina, a land mollusk that I will just call 'snail' to keep it simple. The snail, too, needs to be fed manually, but it has a more refined palate than the dung beetle. The snail only eats cake.
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Member. Frogs will eat anything that fits in their mouth. Albeit snails are crunchy but so are some biscuits. If the snails disappeared, the frog could have eaten them.
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You may wonder if slugs are dangerous. In general, the answer is no. The only danger that slugs pose is to the plants in your garden, and they will eat fruits and vegetables as well. ... They can eat all the leaves off a plant and kill it.
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Like other sea slug species, the blue gaucus isn't venomous by itself. When feeding on its preferred prey, Portuguese man o' wars, the blue gaucus stores the stinging nematocysts created by the prey's notoriously long, venomous tentacles — these tentacles may average up to 30 feet long!
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Bushwick Bill was the first person to smoke a blunt with me. He was the first person to actually split open a Phillies and gut it and then... fill it back up with chronic and smoke it with us. We had never seen that before.
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Slugs Are Just Caterpillars With Depression, Study Shows. Depression affects millions of people across the planet. But according to a new study, 100% of slugs actually suffer from the sads as well.
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Obviously, slugs will come inside for something they need, likely warmth or shade. So, knowing what attracts them could help keep them at bay. "The Yellow Cellar slug mostly eats mould and algae but can also be found eating leftovers, pet food and compost. It is attracted to dark damp refuges such as vents and drains.
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Slugs will eat any kind of vegetation but prefer tender leaves. This means that particularly tender-leaved plants or seedlings are very vulnerable to slug damage. Slugs will also eat vegetables and fruits, causing unsightly damage to crops.
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Snails and slugs have evolved to eat just about everything; they are herbivorous, carnivorous, omnivorous, and detritivorous (eating decaying waste from plants and other animals). There are specialist and generalist species that eat worms, vegetation, rotting vegetation, animal waste, fungus, and other snails.
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It's true! Ordinary slugs and snails you find in your back garden can carry a parasite called lungworm. If your dog becomes infected – often after eating a slug or snail – the parasite can pose a real threat to their health and the disease may even prove to be fatal. ... Dogs often ingest them by accident.
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Let's start with the obvious: slugs have a major ick factor. They're slimy and pretty darned disgusting. Most species are decomposers who feed on decaying plant and animal wastes. But, there are a handful of slug species that prefer to feed on living plant material, making them the bane of many gardeners.
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The damage that snails and slugs cause is obvious but can be misdiagnosed. They eat holes in leaves and flowers, and especially target low-growing, succulent plants. ... These may occur on concrete, pot sides or on plant foliage.