They then transplanted genetic material from those slugs into slugs that had never been shocked.
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The University of California, Los Angeles researchers gave slight electric shocks bunch of donor slugs, which made those slugs more skittish about being touched.
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Adult worms live in rats—snails and slugs get infected by eating rat droppings—rats get infected by eating parasite-laden snails and slugs.
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Night Slugs recently dropped "Queen B," a new track from Girl Unit and the second single from their Night Slugs Allstars Volume 3 compilation album.
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Those include fans of northern Thai cuisine, children (or sometimes adults) who eat slugs on a dare, and unlucky salad-eaters who accidentally ingest slugs with unwashed lettuce.
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Pieces of snails and slugs may accidentally be "chopped up in vegetables, vegetable juices, or salads; or foods contaminated by the slime of infected snails or slugs," according to the CDC.
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These are children, all girls, who've been genetically altered by Dr. Tenenbaum using a substance called ADAM, obtained from sea slugs—and they each have one of these slugs within their stomachs.
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"We recently confirmed through genetics that sea slugs mimic the colors of other species, but it's rare to see sea slugs mimic other animals entirely," said Terry Gosliner, Academy Curator of Invertebrate Zoology.
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A team reports that they've now transplanted memories between slugs.
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And don't eat snails and slugs, even on a dare.
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"They know their slugs here," Harvey wrote in a tweet.
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"Many slugs are rather generalistic detritus feeders," he told me.
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There's a character who uses "tools" to "manage" horny slugs.
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It likewise owned sizable slugs of Apple, Alphabet and Amazon.
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Mr. Salee learned to fish and dive for sea slugs.
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This changed the behavior of the recipient slugs as well: They contracted their siphons in response to a touch for longer periods of time than slugs that had received transplanted genetic material from unshocked donors.
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Night Slugs has released Allstars compilations every three years since 212.
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There they lay, dozens of little brown lumps shiny as slugs.
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Gosliner is known for a number of discoveries regarding sea slugs.
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There are some 20,000 slugs in the average British garden, Countryfile estimates.
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Snails and slugs everywhere thank these valiant gardeners for their humane efforts.
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The ground outside his house is still littered with casings and slugs.
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But usually they infect only people who eat raw snails or slugs.
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On Baseball HOUSTON — No team in baseball slugs like the Houston Astros.
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Which is interesting because I'm actually doing slugs for my new paintings.
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Recently, 25 sea slugs were served an underwater buffet to study their tastes.
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Night Slugs Allstars Volume 19903, the label's third compilation record, is out now.
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Our friend, the man the legend Michael Sleggs #Slugs passed away last night.
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Slugs are gastropods, distantly related to mollusks like squids, mussels, snails and oysters.
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I'm just a fan of awesome-looking 3D slugs, rocks, and now, flesh.
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Rat lungworm lives in rats and snails and people can be infected by eating contaminated snails, slugs, freshwater shrimp, crabs, frogs and produce If you&aposre considering eating raw or undercooked snails, slugs or centipedes — you may want to think again.
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Even if you are probably filled with slimy, disgusting, revolting, teeny tiny Lego slugs.
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Weird shit like pieces of quartz, slugs made of toilet paper, or magnetic buckshot.
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LONDON — The slugs are back, and this time there are even more of them.
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"Paintings of flowers and foods often had nasty slugs in them," Armitano Domingo says.
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"The initial results were very poor and some looked like deformed slugs," he said.
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What do slugs, unsightly thigh boils, and disease-ridden swamps all have in common?
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The proclamation about this being a perfect day for banana splits and banana slugs.
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I was chilling with Mess Kid and some others and talking about Night Slugs.
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Offering weed to slugs and snails is a meme that never quite grew legs.
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The list includes flowers, fish, corals, spiders, sea slugs, ants and lizards, among others.
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Note—slugs don't have brains exactly, but clusters of nerve cells distributed through their bodies.
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Night Slugs Allstars Volume 12 is the label's first compilation to feature entirely new material.
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An unidentified white student slugs an effigy of a black student outside Central High School.
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The parasite is then passed back to rats when they eat the snails and slugs.
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The day slugs by; I have 10 calls with candidates, and it's just a lot.
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Catchment tanks for rainwater should be covered to prevent slugs and snails from gaining access.
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Slugs are then carted to the neighboring building to be plunked into heated hydraulic presses.
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The slugs also ate about double the number of fed polyps compared to unfed ones.
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I asked him why the slugs don't just catch the plankton themselves, and he laughed.
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That Will knows a Hagrid-like someone who can help him stop spitting up slugs. 3.
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Slugs or snails serve as intermediate hosts by eating the rat's poop and contracting the parasite.
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Homeowners should eliminate slugs, snails and rats from around home gardens, a statement from Hawaii Gov.
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Some teams, like [the University of California] Santa Cruz Banana Slugs, have a sense of humor.
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Still, Larry isn't likely to pay for it in black eyes and slugs to the torso.
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The peaks all around it, too, are like blackish green sea slugs or bald sea goblins.
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Andy is learning that if he goes and slugs people, he's going to get decked himself.
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They are opportunistic omnivores sucking up whatever they can: grasses, crab apples, even snakes and slugs.
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When someone slugs somebody, the seat mimics the one-two, punching me twice in the back.
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It's about standing in the garden and watching yellow slugs "moving like slow flames" in sunlight.
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"We have not heard of power outages caused by slugs in recent years," a spokesman said Monday.
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And yet they were such good chaps, useful creatures, eating the slugs and woodlice no gardener wanted.
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She muttered slugs to herself, rocking back and forth whimpering: ten-thoughts-about-thots-and-other-thoughts.
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The only modest thing about these slugs' love life is that their encounters happen exclusively after dark.
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In June, Night Slugs cofounder James Connolly (aka L-Vis 1990) created a THUMP mix with Egyptrixx.
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A set of four slugs, 3-D printed in clear resin, represent machines engineered to neutralize acidic soils.
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Every level is timed and we were just strolling around like adorable little slugs with nowhere to be.
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Before dinner, I walked down to the park's gates on a path covered in slugs swollen like blisters.
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When the doctor got to their house, he was told that she had since vomited several other slugs.
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Tobacco powder, or "snuff," Schilthuizen notes, is used as a way to control slugs and snails as pests.
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Other animals that feast on these snails and slugs, including some frogs and fish, may also become infected.
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"Linking up with Fade to Mind, Night Slugs, Diplo, Venus X, GHE20GOTH1K parties—all that helped," Mike says.
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Willis likened it to using the hydroids as bait for the sea slugs to go fishing for plankton.
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Willis said more than half of the sea slugs' diet is actually plankton, and not hydroids at all.
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The lead story was about how to kill garden slugs with beer, and while that could have been a brief amusing aside, Herzog takes a minute to tell the audience in some detail about slugs, in the same flat affect that he later uses to discuss the threat of nuclear war.
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From there, the rats defecate worm larvae that are spread to other creatures like snails, slugs, and freshwater shrimp.
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Sea slugs are adaptable to different temperatures and the soft muscle cells are safer to operate than hard parts.
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You can actually see and experience what happens when Charizard slugs it out with Pikachu in a tiny ring.
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Nothing epitomized the brutality more than round three, where both fighters exchanged heavy slugs and breathed through bleeding gums.
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Upon meeting, two slugs race at what passes for super-slug speed to a ledge, overhang or low branch.
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Caterpillars, aphids and slugs slimed and crawled their way around the mustard plants, slicing, sucking and chewing up leaves.
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Or sometimes the female is simply not ready to mate, so she delivers a couple slugs to the face.
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A court assassin and strongman slugs and slashes his way through blood-soaked alleys to prove his empress's innocence.
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Other pests and diseases include certain kinds of nematodes, root rot and blight, as well as slugs and snails.
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When the rats poop, the worms are shed in the feces, which may then be eaten by snails and slugs.
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It's cold and dark and populated by slugs that grow into cat-eating monsters – but where did it come from?
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All slugs are slimy, but the leopard is especially so, giving it a highly unappealing and wonderful defense against predators.
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The next night we went to the Night Slugs party at Output and I was hanging out with L-Vis.
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They represented 45 Alaskan communities, several of them Native, many of them isolated, and banana slugs were not of interest.
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Humans have become infected with the parasite by eating contaminated plants and animals -- including snails, slugs and even monitor lizards.
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He spends his time in there taking care of animals you can find in prison: snakes, slugs, birds, mice, cockroaches.
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Instead, it holds big slugs of agriculture and water stocks; together, those total more than 40 percent of its assets.
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He finds a fantastical, earthbound world of abstract forms resembling slugs, fungi, pods and bulbs, glommed together parasitically and erotically.
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Fly larvae, other fungi and mites share the same ecosystem as the snails and slugs and feed on the rust.
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Alongside, librarians made a list of books for kids and adults to check out on octopuses, snails, slugs, and other topics.
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Fans of Netflix's Stranger Things have seen some pretty bizarre stuff: demogorgons, demodogs, a Mind Flayer, and waaay too many slugs.
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The Hawaii State Department of Health (PDF) also recommends that people do not handle snails and slugs with their bare hands.
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And since slugs can only crawl (slither?) forward, it's certainly coming out of the casing, and not going inside of it.
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Two of the moody, attitude-heavy club tracks feature ballroom artist Divoli S'vere on vocals, and another features Night Slugs' Neana.
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It's racing against Twitch, YouTube, Twitter and Snapchat to become where people watch together and don't feel like asocial slugs afterward.
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According to the agency, you may also want to cover any beverages to thwart any snails or slugs on a mission.
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I stuffed gleaming brass slugs into their magazines as if I were fingering prayer beads and tried to talk myself down.
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They gathered and pretended to be monkeys, lions, slugs, and other members of the animal kingdom straight up doing the deed.
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So instead, the workers harassed the bear by firing nonlethal rubber slugs at it while utility workers simultaneously opened a nearby manhole.
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Most cases result from consuming, either accidentally or on purpose, raw or undercooked snails and slugs that are infected with the parasite.
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The notice, issued last week, warns people to inspect produce and wash fruit and vegetables that could have small slugs or snails.
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If rat lungworm does make it to your state, be sure to be vigilant with your produce—and avoid eating raw slugs.
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Unbeknownst to his friends and family, Will is having flashes of the Upside Down and occasionally throwing up slugs, Ron Weasley-style.
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Their talent for coming up with mind-blowing would-you-rathers (Would you rather jump in a pool of slugs or boogers?).
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Slugs also like to ruin marijuana crops, happily chewing through the leaves and stems and laying eggs all up in your bud.
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As a contact hitter who slugs, LeMahieu is exactly the kind of player teams need against elite pitching in tight October games.
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Rain, heavy at times, is likely in two big slugs, the first Wednesday night into Thursday morning, and the second Thursday night.
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Beilein said he meant to say "slugs," not "thugs," and that he has reached out to players to apologize and explain himself.
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"Due to climate shifts, warmer winters and wetter summers, we're seeing slugs become active all year round," Buglife's chief executive Matt Shardlow said.
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Bob went there to settle the score with Dick Spry and it got settled with three slugs to the back of his head.
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The presence of the radula, a defining feature of a particular clade of slugs, confirmed that the newfound species was indeed a mollusk.
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The Treasury said it would suspend sales of State and Local Government Series securities, known as "slugs", effective noon EDT on March 15.
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While they are certainly gross, earthworms, smaller snails, and slugs are pretty much the only ones who need to fear the mighty Powelliphanta.
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Valeant's failure to file audited financial statements on time may put it in default and potentially force it to repay slugs of debt.
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They're such a recurring annoyance for growers that slugs have earned a spot in the venerable Cannabis Encyclopedia, a cultivation and consumption guide.
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Using statistical models, the researchers estimated that these plankton possibly contribute as much, or more, to these slugs' diets as the hydroids themselves.
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"The vast majority of slugs and snails feed on dead or rotting vegetation so I wouldn't call them the gardener's pest," said Hetherington.
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"I wrote a lot for a feminist newspaper called Majority Report, where they paid you in restaurant vouchers and subway slugs," she said.
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For one such défilé, there is a video of Catherine Deneuve, one of the designer's muses, announcing each passage as she slugs Champagne.
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Are these norms the only thing keeping us from becoming completely smartphone-addicted human slugs, or are they an artificial imposition by totalitarian cinephiles?
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Then, once Purser got the Upside-Down slugs out of her mouth, she moved onto Riverdale, where she plays narrative tabula rasa Ethel Muggs.
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The infected rodents then pass the parasite's larvae through their feces, later infecting snails and slugs, among other creatures, when they ingest the larvae.
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They make vulgar remarks about her underwear, but when one of them lifts her skirt for a closer look, the gang leader slugs him.
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This includes new stuff from Equinoxx, Girl Unit on Night Slugs, John Talabot and Pional's Lost Scripts moniker, and Snow Bone on Lobster Theremin.
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But opossums are largely beneficial to humans—their diets consist of slugs, mice, rats, and ticks, animals that we consider pests or disease vectors.
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Sea slugs are also self-aware: They're able to discern whether they're hungry enough to take a big risk and bite the stinging thing.
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The moles are doing good work for you, aerating your soil, eating destructive grubs and slugs, and serving as food for owls and snakes.
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Invertebrate groups that experienced diversification included horseshoe crab-like trilobites, clams, clam-like brachiopods and a group called gastropods that included snails and slugs.
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Trout is baseball's ultimate five-tool player, but Ohtani — as a pitcher who slugs on the side — adds a tool even Trout doesn't have.
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There are giant slugs that will run away when scared, leaving a poisonous trail behind them, and annoying swarms of insects to test your patience.
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The researchers collected the sea slugs, called nudibranchs, as well as some samples of jellyfish relatives called hydroids and plankton, from the water near Sicily.
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Later on I began to fall out with the whole scene and started listening to the sounds that Night Slugs and Swamp81 were putting out.
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The parasite Angiostrongylus cantonensis is harbored by rats and can be passed to snails and slugs, who in turn can transmit the worm to humans.
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Humans who eat raw or undercooked snails or slugs that contain the parasite can be infected, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports.
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The state's Health Department recommends you wash all fruits and vegetables -- especially leafy greens -- under clean, running water to remove any tiny slugs or snails.
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"Apparently slugs will indeed encapsulate themselves when necessary," wrote Lindsey Groves, a collections manager at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County's Malacology Department.
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New York-born, Los Angeles-based producer DJ J Heat today shared Jersey Transit Systems, his debut EP for widely-admired UK imprint Night Slugs.
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Once the bullet slugs are removed from the suspect's body, it will be determined if the judge or the officer hit the suspect, Abdalla said.
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Shotguns are only accurate when the animal is close enough to charge, and even then there are accounts of slugs bouncing off their thick skulls.
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Bouts are a blur of fists, elbows, knees and feet punctuated by the thud of vicious slugs and the smack of bodies hitting the ground.
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These psychedelic slugs, also called nudibranchs, are known to feed on tentacled marine organisms known as hydroids, which are related to corals and sea anemones.
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On Thursday night, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz cornered Trump at a CNN debate, with Rubio throwing his harshest slugs to date at the frontrunner.
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ROME, March 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a world aiming to shift to greener energy, could slugs, ants and even pandas help show the way?
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Researchers also found five other types of colorful sea slugs with quirky disguises, unique colors and small sizes compared to their other well-known counterparts.
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Remember, back in January ... Beilein called his players a "bunch of thugs" in a film session and later insisted he meant to say "slugs" instead.
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Titled "When The Sun Fell," the mix brings together recent work by Young Thug, an unforgettable 2010 Night Slugs classic, several skittering grime variations, and more.
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And while Frank slugs it out alone in the primaries, Claire has decamped to her native Texas to weigh a run for an open congressional seat.
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When it comes to produce, fruits and vegetables should be washed and rubbed under running water, especially leafy greens, to remove any tiny slugs or snails.
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Humans can be infected if they eat the raw or undercooked contaminated animals, or vegetables carrying unseen snails or slugs that have not been thoroughly washed.
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In addition, says the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, beverages can become contaminated with worms if left open for snails and slugs to enter.
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Slimy slugs, which use mucus to cling to even the most slippery surfaces, have inspired scientists make their own mucus for sticking human bodies back together.
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This suggests that the slugs might be getting a significant amount of nutrition directly from small plankton, which contain lower quantities of nitrogen-15 than hydroids.
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Animals do steal ready-made molecular machinery from each other: Sea slugs absorb chloroplasts from the algae they eat and use them to feed on sunlight.
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It was that careful task that flashed in her mind as she discharged the slugs from the 9 mm, just as her tears began to surge.
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Offered a choice of brine shrimp and hydroid polyps (small coral-like organisms), the slugs opted for polyps that had swallowed the shrimp—a clever caloric twofer.
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Machado slugs 3 HRs as Orioles rout White Sox CHICAGO — Manny Machado began the day watching the retirement press conference of his friend and mentor Alex Rodriguez.
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Last December, I witnessed him DJing another Boiler Room set, this time back-to-back with Night Slugs founder L-VIS 1990, at Brooklyn club Good Room.
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After the BBC said the average British garden usually has as many as 20,000 slugs, Hetherington cautioned that they should not be viewed as enemies by gardeners.
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Following 2015's slugocalypse, in which mild temperatures prompted a boom in both homegrown and introduced Spanish slugs, the slimy creatures are making a return en masse again.
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Among the audience members are a group of eight performers, laying with their eyes closed, slithering very slowly through the heaps of material, their movement suggestive of slugs.
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Eager to get back to their day after the hours-long mating session, the two slugs will try to free themselves by chewing off the one partner's donger.
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If they sell slugs of stock, as they have done in the past, they could cut their economic stake to as low as 6% while keeping majority control.
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Spotting a slimy slug as it slithers through a garden is gross enough for some, but just wait until you see what slugs are lurking in the ocean.
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Prosecutors say they have tied Franklin to the killings with physical evidence, including saliva collected from bodies, and ballistic matches between slugs recovered from crime scenes and a .
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Not that it matters, since we're all a bunch of helpless slugs who would probably die if we stayed in the past for more than about twelve hours.
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Li told me the secret is that the mucus these slugs produce includes positively-charged calcium ions—which means it can use electrostatic energy to bind to surfaces.
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This is how the parasites tend to end up back in rats' fecal matter, where they are then eaten by slugs or snails -- and so the cycle continues.
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It's this label that led to the first connection between the pair, when Psutka released his Egyptrixx EP The Only Way Up on Night Slugs back in 2010.
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His first assignment was to watch the band's house on the Lower East Side every Monday night, while the Arkestra played its weekly gig at Slugs' Saloon nearby.
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Graphite blocks the size of planter boxes, drilled with blind holes to house slugs of uranium metal, would be stacked layer by layer to form a spherical matrix.
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To test whether Cratena nudibranchs had a penchant for hydroids that had freshly eaten, the authors did lab experiments on 25 slugs, presenting each with four mesh bags.
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Mr. Thomas had been shot twice before and carried two slugs in his body from the first attack, in 2011, when he took eight bullets to the torso.
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Sharrett added the wounds were consistent with the investigation, slugs and shell casings have been recovered at the scene and further investigation -- including a toxicology report -- is ongoing.
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What idiot invertebrates they all were, like the sea slugs he had collected as a boy and then had the greatest pleasure dissecting and slicing for his microscope.
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Though they'll sometimes snack on the hydroids alone, these sea slugs prefer to bide their time until the hydroids have caught plankton and then scarf them both down.
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Just as they were about to take off, they were attacked by giant, floating Combine slugs that kill Alyx's father and leader in the human resistance Eli Vance.
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There are all kinds of weird, gothic creatures crawling about, from giant, exploding slugs and undead knights to more exotic fare like massive alien eyeballs chained to the wall.
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The state cannot confirm how each person became infected, "but we do know that people can acquire the parasite by consuming raw or undercooked snails and slugs," she said.
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They are large-scale dioramas of the rooms that once existed at Slugs' Saloon in the East Village, the Three Deuces in Midtown and the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem.
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Honeycombed with tooth marks and placed, just so, on a little ledge, the wads look like slugs, snails, newts, cocoons or even a toppled image of the Virgin Mary.
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Alone but resourceful, she toils silently to stay alive, digging slugs from rotting tree bark and listening to a recorded emergency message that bleats from a hand-crank radio.
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He explained that many of the poachers they chase are Vietnamese, young divers who target sea cucumbers, which live on the ocean floor and look like giant, leather-skinned slugs.
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Rat lungworm lives in rats and snails and people can be infected by eating contaminated snails, slugs, freshwater shrimp, crabs, frogs and produce Instead, ingesting the centipede made them ill.
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These gastropods get the rat lungworm parasite (also known as an Angiostrongylus Infection) by eating rat feces, and rats eat the infected slugs and snails, forming a continuous vile circle.
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The Hydraulic Press channel sent him some gifts, which prompted Sprave to go and create his own 'The Rubberaulic Press', powered with a 7.5 kilogram steel slugs and rubber straps.
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Who can possibly afford to regularly pay $10 for some hideously overpriced gummy slugs, or dish out wads of hard-earned income for some obscenely small bags of stale popcorn?
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Watch the video above to learn about the dogs, cats and … slugs that shaped Lake Bell, Patton Oswalt, Kevin Hart and more into the animal-obsessed actors they are today.
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DALLAS — The objects themselves — machined steel barrels, lathed brass casings, cast lead slugs — are functional and practical, designed for maximum efficiency, be it in shooting targets, animals or human beings.
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Their collaboration, slugs' garden/cultivo de babosas, does involve performers moving in space, but the experience they offer the audience bears little relation to what we might expect of conventional choreography.
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He put a number of slugs in stomach acid to see what happens to them, and sure enough most of them died within minutes and were digested in a few hours.
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I do about an hour of work to prep for tomorrow and I finish my Coursera lectures for the week, but in general we languish the day away as hungover slugs.
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The food is so good, and my boyfriend and I have managed to figure out the magical amount to order without us feeling like slugs for the rest of the night.
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Clued in from a devastating chat with her daughter as to how exactly this show works, mom Soraya – the MVP of Team JoJo by far – slugs champagne straight from the bottle.
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The company's failure to file audited 2015 financial statements on time may put it in default and potentially force it to repay slugs of debt – something it might struggle to do.
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This jaunty escapade begins in Brooklyn when Rena Ruggiero, the 60-year-old widow of a departed wiseguy, slugs Enzio, her 80-year-old neighbor, for putting the moves on her.
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Mr. Lampert and ESL own 59 percent of Lands' End, a $630 million publicly traded company, and slugs of the $1.3 billion real estate vehicle Seritage Growth Properties, and related entities.
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By observing the naive slugs withdraw longer only if they received RNA from a shocked host, the researchers felt they'd found evidence that these epigenetic changes were storing memories of the shocks.
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Take Sophia's, which I'm quoting from "Engaging for a Good Cause: Sophia's Story and Why #BugsR4Girls:" My favorite bugs are snails, slugs, and caterpillars, but my favorite one of all is grasshoppers.
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It will pick up around Halloween 1984, one year after the events of the season 1 finale, which found Will (Noah Schnapp) vomiting slugs after his extended stay in the Upside Down.
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"We were trying to copy the key characteristics that biologists had discovered about these slugs," Jianyu Li, a bioengineering postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University, and lead author of the study, told me.
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Although J Heat's original Soundcloud was deleted, as happened to many other Jersey Club artists, he has been going strong with a number of shows and a rumoured release on Night Slugs.
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While the drummer Nasheet Waits soloed back at the Three Deuces, Mr. Moran and the bassist Tarus Mateen strode onto a different set, this one recreating the downtown '22s haunt Slugs' Saloon.
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Then, as now, wealth and poverty were more entwined than in many metropolises, the neat grids of red and yellow on the maps disrupted by thickets of blue and slugs of black.
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Way less cute than anything in the Ghostbusters maze, but undoubtedly cooler than all the slugs you're going to see coming out of Will's mouth, Stranger Things' Mind Flayer illusions are incredible.
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A seemingly great date with Greg, a scientist into slugs (you have to raise the bar, Jane), has her with hearts in her eyes but unfortunately results in Greg's blocking her on Cynder.
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So, Barb — a sometimes cluelessly judgy friend, as many teen girls are — died in the Upside Down screeching her best friend's name and eventually had her body filled with otherworldly hell-spawn slugs.
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It was the summer of 2017 and she'd spent the previous day touring UC Santa Cruz's cliffside campus, getting her student paperwork in order, and meeting some of her 4,000 fellow incoming Slugs.
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Scientists have also found proteins in fungi that resemble PrP because they can also shapeshift into different forms that self-replicate, and possibly even other prion-like proteins in sea slugs and mammals.
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There's an older Instructables for this, as there is for just about every endeavor known to man, wherein a gardener makes a similar electric fence to keep slugs out of his raised box.
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Music-wise, besides this CLUBJERSEY release, I've got an EP forthcoming on Night Slugs which I can't wait to drop, and I've been talking to the people at Radar about doing a show.
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More than 140 species of mollusks, such as snails and slugs, have been found to be potential intermediate hosts in nature and in scientific experiments, according to the authors of the new report.
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I spent most of my time dressed in shorts and a T-shirt, clashing my prints and patterns while catching toads, snails and slugs with my bare hands, but she didn't know that.
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But based on lab experiments, the authors of the new paper suggest the slugs prefer to eat hydroids that have just ensnared plankton, a food item nudibranchs aren't capable of capturing for themselves.
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Cleveland Cavaliers head coach John Beilein is in hot water after accidentally calling players "a bunch of thugs" when he meant to say "slugs," according to a report from ESPN&aposs Adrian Wojnarowski.
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A few minutes in the freezer firmed up the remaining products, and my girl and I put these now chilly pen-cap-size slugs up our bums and waited for them to dissolve.
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It's ridiculous to think that 500 years from now we'd still be using ammunition-based weapons that fire lead slugs and shoot casings everywhere, but we did it because the aliens had laser weapons.
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I remember when I first started making tracks and sending them to the Night Slugs guys and they were into them, and that was an indicator that maybe, just maybe, I could release stuff.
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Psutka has previously released Egyptrixx material on Night Slugs, and recently put out the abstract experimental Sign of the Cross Every Mile to the Border EP under his Ceramic TL alias on Halocline Trance.
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Local musician Slugs, in the bands Samaris and Portal 2 Xstasy ( both billed to play at Airwaves) told me about a notorious festival on the East of the island in a place called Vestmanneyjar.
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As you can see above, raw material is piled around like thick, folded carpets, It is rolled, smashed and kneaded through various machines to be chopped into biscuit-size nuggets, referred to as slugs.
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A little over half a decade ago the UK-based Connolly cofounded the Night Slugs imprint and has since made the label an outlet for any out-there club tracks both frantic and frigid.
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In 2014, Fade to Mind and its sister label Night Slugs did a joint re-issue of mid-90s tribal house-inflected battle gem "Icy Lake," and made a documentary with THUMP about it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British gardeners should brace themselves for an invasion of slugs this year as many of the pests skipped their usual hibernation due to a warm winter and spent their time breeding instead.
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The reason why gastropods (such as sea snails and sea slugs) and bivalves (such as mussels and scallops) were considered for the study is the sheer magnitude of data sets available, the authors said.
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It's not likely he'll be able to keep his escalating illness — if that's the word for when you're coughing up slugs — hidden for long, and we're eager to learn what the fallout will be.
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Ozuna slugs Marlins past Braves MIAMI — Marcell Ozuna is no fan of cats, but maybe the charcoal-gray feline that scampered onto the field Tuesday night at Marlins Park will bring his team good luck.
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To find out if yarrow eliminates the sluggish and clumsy aspect of alcohol in place of a sharper, more attuned drunkenness, we're interchanging sips of yarrow tea with slugs of The Foragers "Mars Silvanus" liqueur.
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"We have not heard of power outages caused by slugs in recent years," a JR Kyushu spokesperson told CNN on Monday, adding that the slug had apparently crawled through a gap in a power box.
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Rat lungworm cannot be transmitted between individuals, but anyone can acquire the disease by consuming raw or undercooked slugs, snails, freshwater shrimp, land crabs or frogs infected with the parasite Angiostrongylus cantonensis, state officials noted.
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Maybe we shouldn't be surprised Yoku's Island Express is operating on multiple levels; it's making explicit (and funny!) jokes about horny enemies—in this case, slugs who explode because they be horny—and doesn't blink.
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Now he has teamed up with four other scientists for a three-year project, starting this year, to look at the digestive systems of not just pandas but also Portuguese slugs and leaf-cutter ants.
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Typically, as an element like nitrogen moves up the food chain, it becomes more concentrated, but in this case it was almost as if the sea slugs were eating the same food as the hydroids.
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A wet summer in 2015 followed by an unusually mild winter has meant that slugs across the UK have skipped their hibernation and spent the time eating and breeding instead, conservation charity Buglife told the BBC.
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If you needed any proof that Pokemon truly do live among us, just check out the trippy deep sea nudibranchs (re: sea slugs) that seem to have inspired at least a few of Nintendo's fantasy critters.
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Here again, the leopard slug plays the field: Though it is fond of eating decaying vegetable matter, it also preys on other slugs; for this reason, it may ultimately be more beneficial than detrimental for gardeners.
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Of course, New Yorkers don't need to be told that the subways are a mess; they feel it every day, crammed onto an overcrowded train at rush hour, as it slugs onward, to the next packed platform.
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In our conversation, conspiracy theories became a jumping off point to talk about the the nature of consciousness, psychedelic experiences, and the alien slugs secretly watching as we inhabit the simulation we all think is real life.
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While it's true we can't say exactly how sea life will respond to increased shipping noise off our coast, research is showing that fish, crabs, and even sea slugs can suffer in multiple ways from boat noise exposure.
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When the "slug" encountered two types of virtual prey named "Hermi" and "Flab"—after the sea-slugs Hermissenda crassicornis and Flabellina iodinea—it would either avoid or pursue them, based on how "hungry" it was at the time.
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He's also released on Fade To Mind sister label Night Slugs, and has produced tracks for artists such as Kelela and Dawn Richard, the latter with whom he recently collaborated on the Infrared EP. Listen to "Nothin" ft.
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By looking at what the hydroids eat—teeny tiny plankton—they were able to set up an experiment to see if the sea slugs preferred hydroids that had just caught plankton, and the results showed a striking preference.
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The book chronicles cases that range from genuine investigations into whether garden slugs can survive in the human stomach (they can't), to alarming remedies for tuberculosis involving snake poop, to cases of penises ending up in very surprising places.
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How else to explain the Indian air force pilots flying helicopters on behalf of the Maldives from the atoll's airstrip, or the nearby American-owned farm cultivating sea slugs for the Chinese market that is, surely, a CIA outpost?
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Photo: Simon Cope (Flickr)Hawaii health officials are warning residents and visitors to avoid slugs, snails, and rats after the Center for Disease Control (CDC) found that three travelers visiting the state were recently infected with rat lungworm disease.
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Garden-variety slugs and snails, which eat rat feces, can serve as intermediate hosts, allowing the parasite to grow to a stage where it's capable of causing infection, though never to full adulthood (and so never capable of reproduction).
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