2.8M views · 19K reactions | Correction: This species is a dorid, not an aeolid. The appendage is a gill plume used for respiration—not a cerata. Unlike other mollusks, these colorful sea slugs don't have shells or gills. | National Geographic | Facebook

🐍 Beautiful CLOSE-UP of a Common Slug-Eater (Duberria lutrix). 🐍 This species of snake is common throughout its geographical range. This snake is an awesome snake to have around the garden as they do a phenomenal job at controlling slug populations. Unfortunately, they are so small and apart from secreting a terrible smell (musk) from their cloaca, there is really nothing else that they can do to defend themselves against potential predators. For this reason, they are often harmed and killed b