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Tuesday, April 14, 2020

Sundry Superb Sea Slugs

It's time for a lighter and brighter topic to report.  In 2019, the California Academy of Sciences reported the discovery of 71 new species of life.  These include skates, skinks, spiders, and, certainly, sundry superb sea slugs.
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