The bizarre blood slugs and cannibal snails found in a remote mountain region of Australia

The pink fluorescent slug, which grows up to 20cm long and the carnivore snail, which preys on its vegetarian relatives., are found around Mount Kaputar in New South Wales.

A Year At The Shore, by Philip Henry Gosse, F.R.S.—The Project Gutenberg eBook

I hope this is an iceberg lettuce! Inuka the polar bear tucks into a meal at his 'house-warming' party at Singapore Zoo

The Olavian 2017 by saintolaves - Issuu

Andrew's Plant of the Month – Friends of Burnley Gardens

The Cambridge Natural History

Snail mountain: the amazing snails of Mount Kaputar - The Australian Museum Blog

What lies beneath: discovering surprising jewels in the North Sea, Marine life

The giant pink slugs of Mount Kaputar - Australian Geographic

The bizarre blood slugs and cannibal snails found in a remote mountain region of Australia

Invasion Biology Introduced Species Summary Project - Columbia University

Polynesian snails release is biggest ever of 'extinct in the wild' species, Conservation

Siblicidal kookaburras, truffle-snuffling potoroos: Why did Australia's wildlife astonish even Charles Darwin?