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Deadly Creatures Wash up on Beach
Council crews removed thousands of the toxic sea slugs, while officials warned pet owners to keep dogs away from the shore.
Summary by The West Australian
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In the Australian city of Eden, New South Wales, thousands of poisonous sea molluscs were thrown to a popular beach by Aslings. Molluskis, known as sea bunks, began to appear on the coast on 13 October. Local authorities began cleaning, but some of the animals are still on the beach, transmitting RIA News with reference to ABC's teleradio. "The danger is that some algae they feed contain various toxins that molluscs can accumulate and use to pro…
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