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Geoplana burmeisteri
This flatworm was firmly attached to the snail, devouring it.
Thank you Alice, I already changed it. I never saw it too, only on TV documentaries. I think the slug can be a juvenile leopard slug, they are omnivorous, and the slug's size is small, mature leopard slugs are very large.
Oh My! I have never seen that! Change your title to Slug eating snail, more might stop and look!
Actually, Livan, the shell was medium beige. The shining is effect of the light. I don't know their species, sorry.
Wow. Do you know what kind of snail that is. The shell looks gold!
Spotted on Jan 10, 2012 Submitted on Jan 12, 2012
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Thank you Alice, I already changed it. I never saw it too, only on TV documentaries. I think the slug can be a juvenile leopard slug, they are omnivorous, and the slug's size is small, mature leopard slugs are very large.
Oh My! I have never seen that! Change your title to Slug eating snail, more might stop and look!
Actually, Livan, the shell was medium beige. The shining is effect of the light. I don't know their species, sorry.
Wow. Do you know what kind of snail that is. The shell looks gold!