This little guy has more teeth than your entire family | Banana Slugs

B.C.’s temperate rainforest is home to many giants in the environment: giant trees, giant ferns...and giant slugs! Banana slugs are the second largest species of slugs in the world, found throughout the forests of coastal B.C. Did you know that banana slugs can have over 20,000 teeth on their tongue? Wildlife conservationist Connel Bradwell and filmmaker Emily Robertson explore the unique species - their fascinating behaviour, slime trails, and the crucial role they play in keeping rainforests healthy.
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[@kaze987]

Love finding banana slugs in the forests! Lots of slugs = a healthy forest

[@felipecamara1473]

Love to learn more about the banana slugs ❤

[@Guuzaka]

They should do a video on Allogona townsendiana and Monadenia fidelis. 🐌🐌

[@441rider]

You can eat them in a pinch, old prospector trick.

[@joeschlepp]

quite tasty when made into banana bread or slurped raw with a sprinkle of salt like raw oysters.🐛🪱🍞😂