Sea slug actually anything but a lug
Posted: January 4, 2012 Filed under: Echinoderms, Mollusks | Tags: Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre, Long-term memory, Nature Neuroscience, Twitter Leave a comment »This might sound familiar (since I recently retweeted from @NOAAOceanToday) but there was recently an article discussing the virtues of sea slugs. In particular that they have been used to understand how to maximize the effectiveness of long-term memory in humans.
Also, check out these divers (with the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre in Bamfield, BC) as they witness and explain how the swift nudibrach outsmarts a sunflower seastar. Maybe the sea slug should be renamed sea-spark plug?
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