IT'S HUGE! Giant Black Slug!
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Published 2016-08-30
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On this episode of Beyond the Tide, Coyote sets off on an another aquatic adventure with Tide Pool expert Aron Sanchez in search of some monster sized Slugs! ...seriously, these giant black slugs are HUGE!!
Weighing up to 30lbs the Black Sea Hare is the largest slug in the world and is found in abundance along the Pacific Coast of the United States.
Aptly named Sea Hare due to their rabbit ear looking appendages, these creatures are truly a primordial wonder of the ocean. Who would have ever thought a Sea Slug could grow to the size of a small dog!?
Get ready to get up close with one BIG, BLACK, SLIMY, SLUG!
Special thanks to Aron Sanchez for making this adventure possible. To learn more about Aron's amazing field work please visit his YouTube channel bit.ly/waterbod or his Instagram @waterbod
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All Comments (21)
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I love how they're running for it, like it's going to get away…
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“You found one!” sprints over to a slug so it doesn’t get away because damn slugs are fast
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These guys are just water capybara, in terms of harmlessness, docileness and tbh cuteness. It's just there lol
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Imagine 3 humans just picking you up and making comments on how heavy and slimy you are
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"These rocks are very slippery and you can get hurt if your not observing the......... What?! You got one?! (Runs crazy)
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Normal slug: dies from salt This slug: wooohooo salt water baby!
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Love that another wild life expert (Aaron Sanchez) was sought out to locate an animal within their area of expertise. It's transparent that not all 'wild life experts' know everything.
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Black slug: oh hi John Brown slug: oh hey Larry
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"You have to be really careful on these rocks, they're super slippery and jagged." A few minutes later, "You found one?!" goes running across the rocks LOL
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Love how he asks if it's toxic after holding it for about a minute.
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I like how at first coyote is so mature and focused and then he turns into a child, I love it 😂
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I am more than thirty years old, I thought I have seen almost all kinds of animals that worth to be seen, yet this giant sea slug is amazing and is my first time see it,
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Holds it for 5 minutes "Are they toxic in any way?"
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Coyote: "Can I pick it up?!" His friend:"Yes you can" Slug: "No"
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I love how he just a sprints towards the slug without even hesitating of the slippery rocks
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i love it the sea slugs are so fat i keep tapping on it and petting them lol
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i literally love this channel, takes me back to the days when animal planet actually showed animals
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That brown slug is me and the giant black slug is like the guy my girl told me not to worry about
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"Look at the size of that thing!" is a STAR WARS quote.
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Coyote: picks up crab. Crab: ughh fine.
