Today's bug thing are these fiber art slugs (banana slug on the left, leopard slug on the right) by Molly Burgess!
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Today's bug thing are these fiber art slugs (banana slug on the left, leopard slug on the right) by Molly Burgess!

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A wild Slimy emerges from his den.
@frogandball submitted: Leopard Slug found in northern Wisconsin. Gave me a little surprise when tossing trash.
Leopard slugs are like cats to me. I wonβt explain. Thank you.
Side note I would recommend posting this observation to iNaturalist. Not a ton of leopard slugs in northern Wisconsin.
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πππͺ³π±πβπ« // springtails, from Whose Tree Is This // gouache on hot press paper
stepped outside and hanging there at eye level was a pair of leopard slugs and a pair of blue, undulating leopard slug penises.
(Limax maximus)
Leopard slug at work! Itβs so pretty! My coworker didnβt roll up the shutters so itβd survive until I arrived. Put it into some shrubs, the office area sadly isnβt really great at plants.